Should the person who hurt me pay the price?

Aaliyah 2022-03-27 09:01:06

In the film, when my father finally came out to reconcile with Jasmine, when I knew someone was bullying you, I would pay someone to find it, and I would make the bully pay the price. The well-known psychiatrist in his tens of years was full of tears. . just a father. When Jasmine was threatened, I remembered what happened back then. Why didn't the work unit give an explanation to find out the drunkards, and I even paid the supervisor myself, without any support or guidance. You really don't love yourself and treat yourself well. Including the divorce this time, why forget it, why did he not let him pay the price for his betrayal to me. Too kind to the bad guys. Repaying grievance with virtue, how to repay virtue. Loss is always a long-term experience. At the time, I was also afraid and felt disgraceful. One is to love yourself away from right and wrong, and you are unlikely to find me. There are also things that really need to protect their rights and make themselves stronger. Thinking of my daughter's stubbornness, I don't need my protection. I have no good way but to be by her side. Let time give the answer

Even though it was a branch that tripped me at the end, I was still able to stand up on my own.

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Extended Reading
  • Kiarra 2021-11-23 08:01:11

    From the initial opening of a card board to make a fortune, to the generous help of defense lawyers, to poverty and so much that you can't afford hot dogs, and finally to the drama of "father-daughter friendship"... it's too routine and neat (even stinking). NS. Although the flashback avoids the monotony and boringness of flat and straightforward narrative, the movie is inevitably tired after being watched for a long time by relying on dialogue. Even if there is no dialogue, it is basically filled with the narration of the model worker.

  • Loyce 2022-03-26 09:01:05

    The camera cuts quickly, the lines are large and fast, and I get tired of watching it quickly. . . The beautification of the characters is too false, in stark contrast to the chest of the model worker. . .

Molly's Game quotes

  • Stella: Wait, aren't... You're Molly Bloom, right?

    Molly Bloom: Yeah.

    Stella: You don't look the same as in your photos.

    Molly Bloom: None of us do.

  • Larry Bloom: [at family dinner] Don't ever use language like that again.

    Teen Molly: Okay. Ignore my teachers, watch my language and respect the kitchen table. What else do I need to do before I'm allowed to disagree with you?

    Larry Bloom: Make your own money so you can live in your own house and eat your own food.