Even so, who can say that the heroine has a bad life, just like the fat man's sister said, she is the only woman in their town who can live in a big city, is a writer, drives a mini, and wears a silk dress. (Although it may not be the only one, but it is also the person who lives in this small town more wonderfully). She herself said that she felt that the villagers in the town had so little and yet were so satisfied. In fact, I have never understood why the photos of Buddy's children will make her rekindle her old love all of a sudden. Maybe it's more because the disappointment in reality makes her want to go back to the past warmth to find some comfort. I don't know if Buddy has any interest in her, but I believe that when they get back together, no one will be happy. The two of them are essentially two types of people. One is always dissatisfied and always feels that the scenery on the other side is more beautiful; Satisfied with the status quo, the wife and children can heat the kang head. When two people with different values live together, conflicts are inevitable.
The three scenes of painting her nails in the film are quite interesting. There is also a scene where Mavis returns to her home. Her room is left untouched, and dozens of bottles of nail polish are also placed - it is indeed a beauty more than Everything girl. Maybe it's because she used to be a school girl. Although she is 37 years old and her appearance is somewhat damaged, she still firmly believes that as long as she is seduced by sex, she can make Buddy fall in love with herself again (but I think the actress who plays Beth is actually more beautiful) , she wrote in her novel that the heroine was unfairly regarded as a no-brainer because of her beauty (in fact, she used the novel to defend herself), but in fact, compared with other high school classmates, she does seem to be still living in a dream world . Associating with reality, there are indeed many such girls in big cities now.
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