Hasty and sweet ending

Bradford 2022-04-19 09:02:40

AA has been around three men in order to get what she wants, and it's a little surprising that she is a Cinderella... How can I say how sweet and cute! The heroine is forced to secretly take the employer's information because of life, but it is still a bit indifferent, but this way the development of the plot will naturally change on both sides. The heroine tells AA not to waver, life is short and to be with the person you love... Finally, with Li Peisi Happy hahahahahahahaha Li Peisi is so handsome no matter what! ! ! But in the end, the heroine and Joe are together. The progress of this emotional drama is a bit fast... This may also be another theme? Women can get love and happiness no matter whether they are beautiful or not, background or not... The background of World War II, life in war years is short So get hold of true love!

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  • Mason 2022-03-26 09:01:11

    It should be more appropriate to describe it as a fairy tale! It should be that in the end everyone has found their ideal home, too idealistic and too loyal to their feelings.

  • Roscoe 2022-03-19 09:01:07

    Everything that happened in the day is all clicked to the end, subtle and graceful, leaving enough room for imagination, unexpectedly quite a Shakespearean taste. There are a few places where the mirroring and editing are very impressive, such as the end of the party. The editor is from the hotel! AA and Aunt Frances are in good harmony, and the most unexpected thing is that Shirley Henderson is so beautiful!

Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day quotes

  • Miss Holt: [reading from a report] "Washburn, Jane. Age five."

    Guinevere Pettigrew: Lovely girl.

    Miss Holt: "Lost in the park."

    Guinevere Pettigrew: Independence, that's all that girl needs.

    Miss Holt: "For six hours. The Randle boys, John and Robin. Wrestled retired Colonel Johnson to the floor outside Fortnum and Mason's, shouting 'Nazi warmonger'. Because," and I quote, "Miss Pettigrew thought he was a German spy."

    Guinevere Pettigrew: [unconvincingly] A little... joke.

    Miss Holt: "Ambulance called, police called."

  • Guinevere Pettigrew: Mrs. Brummegen was, well, fond of the sherry, if you take my meaning. As a vicar's daughter I found her rather difficult.

    Miss Holt: She found you rather difficult, Miss Pettigrew, and that is, I'm afraid, a recurring theme.

    Guinevere Pettigrew: A person can change.

    Miss Holt: I haven't seen any sign of that.

    Guinevere Pettigrew: She could stop drinking.

    Miss Holt: ...Our clients don't adapt to suit your needs, Miss Pettigrew. You adapt to them.