In that wanton elevator~

Xzavier 2022-10-24 20:13:39

As someone who lives on 28 floors, the most modern tool I can't stand is the elevator. Whenever I step into this sleek, narrow space, I get the feeling that milk is poured into a foil-lined carton. During the dozens of seconds being transported up and down, the smile decreased, the body temperature dropped, and the temperature supplemented by a good night's sleep slowly evaporated in the elevator. Finally, as soon as the switch was turned on, after sorting out his expression and collar, he hurriedly strode forward, two small winds whizzing beside him.
If there is still a person in the elevator, I will avoid meeting his line of sight. Both parties will carefully adjust the position of the body and "vacate" a place in enough space. guilt. If one was in the middle, the other would be standing still in the corner; if I leaned against the handrail at eye level, the other would be staring at the floor lights, looking up at the door. What should I do at this time? There is a danger of smiling at me. Even if I walk with someone I know, I can't start a proper conversation in a few seconds. I also need to beware of people who are going to the elevator at any time.

The lawyers in "BL" are different, they are very reckless. When they are going to open with the phrase "I just said what you said, I don't understand what it means", they will take a deep look into each other's eyes, press a red button, and then accompanied by a sharp and piercing alarm bell, Slowly start saying things you don't want to be disturbed, and doing things you don't want to be disturbed. Whenever this scene occurs, I am fascinated for a while. Don't get me wrong, ML in the elevator is exciting, but not the point. The point is that they are free from distractions when it comes to each other's important moods and opinions. In other words, he will insist on maintaining a communication space that is not disturbed, and will not care about the anxiously waiting crowd downstairs, and ignore the incomprehensible gazes of others. These smart lawyers who combine reason and emotion in high-rise buildings know very well what is important to them. Do you close the door when you go to a colleague's office and ask "what's happen?" directly, and after the other person answers "I'm fine", keep asking "how are you" until you get another answer? ? Are you willing to take 5 minutes to have a small communication with your beloved who is in confusion and pain in front of urgent work? Are you willing to have face-to-face, real-association with people?

If I was in the same elevator with a 2 or 3-year-old child, even if I didn't know him, I would stand by his side and support his body naturally. A child's boundaries are open, and he accepts the goodwill around him. In the process of a person's growth, this boundary will gradually shrink, and finally just wrap his heart tightly. At this time, the sincere communication between adults becomes very precious. Jerry told Schmidt before his reinstatement: "Where I work, everyone is showing off their computer and Blackberry, and even how good the bathroom is. And these exchanges are through MSN and E-mail. Everyone's behavior is different. Slowly dehumanizing. But it's different here, where people are communicating face to face. I finally realized that this is like magic in a fairy tale."


Now "BL" has been watched for four seasons, and every episode will be allen Unparalleled close stimulation to dry mouth. What can be reminiscent of is allen's inferiority complex and confusion about love, the friendship that runs through the entire series, and the warm communication between people behind the modern efficient and intense work rhythm in Crane Paul & Schmidt. Those wanton lawyers cooperated and supported each other on the LCD screen, and the characters became more and more mature. Danny said: "You've found someone who likes your true self, cigars, whiskey, this is love, and I love you" At this time, allen may have accepted the true self. And they must also know that while they are influencing each other, they are also affecting everyone in front of the computer who likes "BL".

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  • Alan Shore: You know I'm not about to go to Texas and not ride the mechanical bull, Chelina. That would be like going to Los Angeles and not sleeping with Paris Hilton.

  • Denny Crane: You left me, Shirley. Women don't leave Denny Crane. And for a secretary!

    Shirley Schmidt: It was the Secretary of Defense.