nonsense

Elroy 2022-04-21 09:03:39

"Game of thrones" is a work that can truly convey philosophy. Maybe it's the frog in the well that I've been doing for a long time. I really can't help but praise such works. It constantly attacks the truth, the good and the beautiful with cruel reality, but the existence of the truth, the good and the beautiful can be felt by everyone, even if it is only very subtle. Exposing the cruel reality is actually telling a big truth. Only when people know the truth can they step on the shoulders of reality and earn the weak beauty in life for themselves. Instead of being blinded and fantasizing from start to finish.
It let me know that a drama can use the guise of Huang Bao to really show its meaning. After all, not all audiences are fools, but you can make fools first. Yellow storms are part of everyone's life, and smart people are occasionally attracted to them. In this way, play is like life, and it has brought out the greatest value of a play.
There is no protagonist in the play, it is a piece of fragments from multiple people's lives. Ups and downs, no end. The sigh of grief produced by those who went the wrong way was punished by being deprived of their lives to reinforce the truth of "life is precious", and I will see Arya again when she goes through witnessing the murder of a loved one again. She felt that what she experienced was the torture that was only alive. Therefore, the play is in charge of showing, and you are in charge of understanding.
Thought is a difficult thing to control, far more difficult to control knowledge. Therefore, some people may think that keeping the undercurrent under the surface of the water forever can at least guarantee their safety during his lifetime.

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  • Josephine 2022-03-21 09:03:21

    Climbing is the essence of life.

  • Verlie 2022-03-28 09:01:13

    The leader of the second son group is really handsome and lives up to expectations

Valar Dohaeris quotes

  • Cersei Lannister: You're a clever man. But you're not half as clever as you think you are.

    Tyrion Lannister: Still makes me more clever than you.

  • [Bronn and Pod arrive at Tyrion's door, where two Kingsguard knights are blocking their entrance]

    Bronn: Ah, look at these two shining warriors: Ser Teryn Mant, and, uh... Ser Whosit of Whocares.

    Meryn Trant: Ser Meryn Trant.

    Bronn: [grandly] Ser Bronn of the Blackwater.

    Meryn Trant: You're no knight.

    Bronn: Pod?

    Podrick Payne: Ser Bronn of the Blackwater was anointed by the king himself.

    Meryn Trant: You're an up-jumped cutthroat. Nothing more.

    Bronn: That's exactly who I am. And you're a grub in fancy armor who's better at beating little girls than fighting men. Now, I have an appointment with Lord Tyrion.

    [Bronn starts forward, but the knights block his way]

    Meryn Trant: You put your hand on that door, you lose the hand.

    [everyone reaches for their weapons, but Cersei walks out and the knights follow her. Tyrion looks out the door; Bronn turns so Tyrion can see his half-drawn knife, then sheathes it again]