Mistress, like to laugh quietly. When her husband came back from prison, he also stood there quietly, watching with a smile. The slap is quite neat.
The little boy likes to sit quietly by the side. Dad was beaten by others, and stood quietly dodging from a distance, not crying or making trouble. Only when playing, did he show that good-looking smile.
BOSS1 (Bernie), speaks low and unassuming, but secretly shows his pride and self-esteem, shaking hands with the male protagonist, but shaking hands with Shannon (maintenance shop owner) very disdainfully. He looks very gentle and polite, but he is not soft at all when he kills people, and he is very good at hiding his murderous intentions.
What impressed me the most was the kiss in the movie. When the male protagonist knew that there would be a battle next, he first pulled the female protagonist behind his back, then turned around and kissed the female protagonist. Pulling to the back is naturally to protect the heroine, and kissing the heroine is because he is afraid that he will never have the opportunity again. The next battle is either lost or won. If you lose, nine out of ten you will die; if you win, your cruel side will be exposed. Of course, the kiss must be carried out under the condition of mutual affection.
This kiss is also a goodbye. The one who "parted" together, and the one million dollar bill, is quite bold.
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