Hahaha, al made a contribution in the fourth episode and staged an exwife 3P with wife, wife, ah ah ah, is al a benefit that he made up for himself by the way as a screenwriter? I love al. In this episode, Shane named the bar DANA'S, and the three of them took a group photo with tears. The part of Shane signing the divorce agreement was very IC-style, hiding her tears with a smile. After watching the eighth episode, hahaha, I only guessed Shane when I saw the ending predicted in the fifth episode. Tina is about to get married and is going to move her home near Bette's house, so cruel. Bette is always brave in setbacks. She once said to Tina, "I make mistakes every fucking day." She said to Shane, "I still miss my life with Tina." How could she have missed Tina? whole. Dani is the most estranged person in the whole season. He is always running away from something, from his father, from his family, from his marriage, from his failed election campaign. Maybe it comes from his father's repression of her, from the lack of mother's love for her, and from her father's lack of love for her family. The motto is "Ambition, Pride", and Sophie's family motto is "Loyalty, Tolerance, Mutual Help", Dani subconsciously does not trust love and does not need communication. She is a paradox, self-enclosed, trying to get rid of her father but being bound by them. She is rebellious and at the same time escapes the result of rebellion. Like sophie said, it feels like you never need to talk to her, and you always take it all on yourself. Nat's confession to Alice is also a confession to herself. I'm so moved. Nat is so beautiful. I'm jealous again.
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