I hope that in real love, no one is as humble as Eli

Hope 2022-03-02 08:01:08

To be honest, watching this, I really feel bad for ELi being slapped to death again and again, a gift started to reconcile, and then it kept going back and forth. Even if Tom tried to stop drinking, he still wanted to say that the two of them wouldn't work, and he was still hanging on Eli. I really feel very rude. Faced with such a firm consciousness, really don't try to change him. Because the last secondary damage is really incomparable, this song is really suitable for the occasion after the wedding banquet. It can be said that it is. Eli's last sentence was really... touching, but it just seemed to be touching himself (my personal understanding).

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Did the screenwriter really force the so-called HE really? (I think it's HE even if they're not together, because the two really don't fit)

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  • Yasmeen 2022-04-21 09:03:31

    At the beginning, the two had different interests and were completely complaining about each other, and Bilibili fell in love with each other. . Then abuse each other. . The ending together in the end is still so sweet. . .

  • Freeda 2022-03-18 09:01:09

    In a real life drama, there is a knot in everyone's inner world that can never be opened.

All Over the Guy quotes

  • [Eli's mother has just left an embarrassing message on his machine that Tom overheard]

    Eli Wyckoff: Oh my God, I'm gonna go to the bathroom now and hope to God that I can overdose on Tums, or Maalox, or pine-scented Glade.

  • Tom: Jackie would love this bear... Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear, Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair, Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't very fuzzy, was he? Was he? Was he? Was he? Was he?

    Eli Wyckoff: [interrupting him] Was he, was he, WAS he!

    Tom: That's what I said

    Eli Wyckoff: No, no. You said "Was heeeee?" It's "WAS he"

    Tom: What's the difference?

    Eli Wyckoff: You're kidding, right? You just established that Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair; why would you then ask "Was heeee?" like a question, like you didn't know if he was fuzzy or not?

    Tom: It *is* a question, I'm asking if Fuzzy is or isn't fuzzy, what is so wrong about that?

    Eli Wyckoff: It is a rhetorical question, it's supposed to be ironic! "Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't very fuzzy... *was* he?"