I don't think journalist Robert has been on the cusp of digging into the privacy of his interviewee Katya since he was assigned this interview. I'm sure he's an almost professional editor who is supposed to cover political events and people and hates little stars like Katya who, at least he thinks, are made famous by gossip and looks. Katya also hates this self-righteous but unprofessional "entertainment reporter" from the bottom of her heart. That's why their first meeting in a restaurant became so "sparkling". But after a small accident, Robert unexpectedly got the opportunity to come to Katya's house. He suddenly thought that he could get a chance to make a comeback in the political journalism by inquiring into the privacy of this little star. How ironic! He is going to make a comeback by relying on the privacy of the starlet he despises! But our journalist friends don't care so much anymore. But inquiring about other people's privacy has always been a double-edged sword. While inquiring about others' privacy, you must also exchange some of your own privacy. You know, no matter how bad you are, people are still "emotional animals" after all, (although his attitude is insincere, as Milou said, "Attitude is everything"). This ultimately caused his failure. What's more, what he didn't expect was that the little star in front of him not only had beauty, but also had extraordinary "acting skills". I don't think Katya realized Robert's true purpose of "hanging around" in her house until she saw Robert peeking at her diary. So the initial interest in her conversation with Robert stemmed from the natural curiosity of women, not to mention that Robert was a person so different from her, and the natural need for women to talk more than men. (Although she tends to be thorny, I believe it comes from "you hurt a lot, hurt someone before you hurt." Psychology. Robert has the same problem when communicating) Yeah! Robert "cleverly" exploits women's emotional weaknesses. So, compared to Robert, Katya is a more "pure" party (although it turns out that she is not a "fuel-efficient lamp".) But it is only because of the immersion time in this world where everyone wears a mask For the sake of shortness, I believe that after this incident, she will also improve in this regard.
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