Gentle and flawless sketch

Alivia 2022-03-24 09:03:54

1. Why is the jack-of-all-trades protagonist (who avoids conflicting with anyone on the show) popular and frequently chosen as the protagonist, is this commonality (avoidance, a certain sense of failure, shyness and cowardice) common?

I'd like to answer the first question, but I'll have to wait until I find a few supporting examples, like Simon the Killer.

The second question I think I'm having a hard time answering, is it?


2. The ending, I want to say: the plausible answer that has nothing to do with the question, the answer is completed at the moment when the protagonist (the audience) is guided to find the matching meaning.



3. The director of the independent theater is very interesting. From the conflict there and the actor who played the Nazi from the beginning, I feel that the protagonist is very friendly. I want art, not nerd (can't find a more appropriate word) art, weak can't beat hooligans , I don't dare to take drugs, but I won't be weak enough to become such an artist, suitable



4. I immediately laughed when I heard Michelin

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Extended Reading
  • Ibrahim 2022-04-21 09:03:52

    He just wanted a cup of coffee. . .

  • Angelita 2022-04-24 07:01:26

    This is the real literature and art

A Coffee in Berlin quotes

  • Julika Hoffmann: [to a thug] what kinda guy are you? Let me guess. You were born an alcoholic because your mom couldn't stay off the booze during her pregnancy. How could she, when she got beaten up by daddy when he came home from the pub?

  • Café-Shop Angestellte: So, what it'll be?

    Niko Fischer: Coffee, please.

    Café-Shop Angestellte: To go, right?

    [pause]

    Café-Shop Angestellte: What kind?

    Niko Fischer: Just normal coffee.

    Café-Shop Angestellte: Wanna try something new? Today's special is the Marocchino. For 2 Euros extra, you get a doughnut or a seed roll, all homemade and organic.

    Niko Fischer: I think I'll stick with the coffee.

    Café-Shop Angestellte: Sure, we've got two kinds: the Arabica and the Columbia Morning.

    Niko Fischer: Which coffee tastes most like a regular coffee?

    Café-Shop Angestellte: I like both.

    Niko Fischer: I'll take the Columbia.

    Café-Shop Angestellte: The Columbia, then.

    [pause]

    Café-Shop Angestellte: You want milk. We've got soy milk.

    Niko Fischer: No, thanks.

    Café-Shop Angestellte: Okay, then. Three Euros forty, please.

    Niko Fischer: Without today's special. Just the coffee.

    Café-Shop Angestellte: Yes, three forty.

    Niko Fischer: Three forty for a regular coffee?

    Café-Shop Angestellte: Yeah, that's the Columbia.