character setting is very powerful, but the plot is not so rigorous.
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she thinks is fun and unique: 1. Hannah captures an elk in the ice and snow, but her arrow misses the heart, so she makes another shot. In the end, her arrow did not hit the woman's heart, and she also made a shot. I like watching this kind of revolving plot that echoes back and forth.
2. Hannah listened to Dad reading the encyclopedia.
Dad: The big blue whale is the largest animal in history. Its heart weighs 1700 pounds. The male blue whale has 7 gallons...testicles (embarrassing),...you can hear the blue whale from 500 miles away. Joy
Hannah (the expression is so funny, skips the testicles, and is directly curious about the music): What does music look like.
Dad (turn the encyclopedia to the chapter on music and read it): Music is a combination of sounds, an art that expresses beauty and thoughts and emotions.
3. Hannah went out to stay in a hotel for the first time, and was scared away by the flashing of electric lights, the sound of gunshots from TV programs, the beeping of kettles, the pop of electric fans, the ringing of telephones, and the water spray from the shower head in the bathroom. NS. It is the response that a girl who has never been in contact with modern civilization should have.
4. Hannah did memorize the encyclopedia. Take the following as an example:
Hannah (straightforward): "Are we going to kiss now?"
Boy: "If you want."
Hannah: "Kissing will drive 34 faces. Muscles, and 112 limb muscles, and the orbicularis oris muscle is the dominant one, because it needs to be used to puck up the mouth."
Boy: ....
5. The blonde killer whistles every time he shows up, check The next is
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