The Greatest Showman

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Hanging up the phone, Renly could still feel the weight of a stone in his chest. He raised his head, and a ray of sunlight pierced through the tree canopy, sparsely reflecting the jumping dust, illuminating a queer space quietly and brilliantly. Heaven and earth, guiding the footsteps to move forward step by step.

Not sure if Edith could see the same ray of sunlight.

rustle. rustle.

There was a sound behind him, and the sound of the wind brought the chatter of the crew members. Renly did not move forward, but stood there and waited for the crew to follow, then joined the ranks of the large army and walked towards the hotel together. Start walking, as if nothing happened.

Renly's footsteps fell on Whishaw's side. Whishaw was discussing with Rachel about how vegetarianism should be defined. Obviously, they were different factions, so no one could convince the other, and the scene was fierce. , but the smiles in the eyes of the two are the truth.

Then, Rachel walked in the direction of Lea, so Whishaw turned to look at Renly.

In fact, there is no Whishaw in the forest part, but Whishaw still chose to stay. Every day, he followed the crew to the forest and watched every scene carefully, as if he was humbly and eager to learn. Elementary school students are learning the different possibilities of acting.

"Are you okay?" Whishaw hesitated for a moment, but still asked with concern, but he kept his eyes at a certain distance, in this way to show courtesy.

"Am I bad?" Renly asked back, a smile on the corner of his mouth.

Whishaw shrugged, "I don't know. After all, I've only just met you, haven't I?" This is irony, for sure, Whishaw pursed the corners of his mouth and said solemnly, "But I know that every Individuals are not allowed to be bad, especially the one who bears the core weight of the entire crew's performance."

Whishaw didn't mean to snoop on Renly's privacy, but just expressed his concern in this way, so he focused on the performance of the crew: the "flash of demons" a few days ago created a deep soul The shock is still lingering, and anyone with a discerning eye can see that Renly is suffering from his own troubles.

"I don't know, but I'm trying," Renly said speciously, but did not answer Whishaw's question.

Whishaw didn't mind either, just raised the corners of his mouth and nodded towards Renly, expressing his comfort, and then he didn't ask any further questions.

The crew was like an outing, heading towards the hotel in a mighty manner. The bustling discussions continued to ring around, while Renly and Whishaw went quiet and enjoyed a moment of tranquility.

"Ben, what do you firmly believe in? I mean, outside of religion." Renly took the initiative to break the silence and said.

Whishaw did not answer immediately, but thought for a moment, "I believe that everyone must bear their own shackles, and everyone should stick to their truest self and have their own freedom."

"Even if freedom may cost life?"

"Yes, even at the cost of life."

The conversation between Renly and Whishaw doesn't seem to be on the same channel, Renly is about the dream is the faith is Edith and Whishaw is about the cabinet is the religion is himself, but the wonderful thing is the content of the different tracks But they fit together wonderfully and burst out with different sparks.

"For you, you won't be bothered by the fact that you like someone of the opposite sex, you won't feel prejudice, discrimination, and attack; you can choose to marry the person you like, even after getting drunk in Las Vegas You don't need to fight with all your might; you don't need to risk being beaten, killed, spurned, or ostracized because of someone you like; you don't need to hide in a closet because of fear, Or worry that your family, friends, and colleagues will treat you as a monster and hide your true self."

"You won't be slandered, you won't be told in front of your face that you should go to hell; you won't need to participate in tortured 'therapy' programs in order to like the opposite sex you don't like, much less Which country or region will sentence you to death because of the person you like."

"You know what? You've never had to fight or struggle to be who you really are, not even fighting or trying."

Whishaw was very calm, he was very calm, but those calm words had a powerful force that shook Renly's thoughts and ideas - a world he had never seen before, as Whishaw said. Said that those things were innate and taken for granted to him, and he didn't know that there were still people who had to give everything in order to gain a little respect.

So, as a woman, is Edith also fighting for her freedom and position? Does Edith need to fight for the rights that men take for granted? Does she need to pay double or even triple the effort to win the corresponding respect?

Furthermore, is Edith struggling to fight for the freedom and rights of innocent civilians in war-torn areas?

As Whishaw said, everyone has their own shackles, and those who are vulnerable have more and heavier shackles, and they have to use more strength to get rid of them - but the cruelest part of the reality is that most people He couldn't get rid of it in his entire life, and even gave his life for it.

He thought he understood Edith enough, but now he realizes that he only understands the fur,

Without living as a woman and standing in the land devastated by the war, he would never have been able to truly empathize with him; and Edith's perseverance and persistence were far more magnificent than he imagined.

Indeed, life is important, very, very important; but there is much more to life than life. This was Renly's own motto, and the core soul of his advice to Edith; but in the face of danger, his perseverance flinched in the face of fear, and his faith faltered in the face of weakness. He should believe that Edith is fighting for the value beyond life! Then, the danger of life is not so terrible.

He felt Edith's enthusiasm and tenacity again, the guy who was always tough and always compromised, but never gave up in his bones, just like him. In this way, they are indeed Halls, not George's Halls, but their own Halls.

Whishaw turned his head to look at Renly, showing a warm smile, "Sorry, I'm a little excited, and my words crossed the line. It's just that I haven't felt this before, I just want to stick to myself, I just want to Live my own life, I just want to guard my own life, but I never realized that the seemingly excited and crazy persistence and struggle of those strangers is precisely the reason why I can have a stable life."

"I thought, I could be a good actor and pretend I like the opposite sex as much as you guys, I don't want to risk my career being destroyed, I can keep pretending, I've been doing well, even if I don't say it, and no one will notice it. But obviously, I was wrong. I should stand up for myself, and at the same time, I should have a voice, otherwise, my life and life will be meaningless. So, even if life is the At the price, I also hope that I can keep going, it is a kind of courage.”

Whishaw's gentle words had incredible tenacity and enthusiasm, which made the corner of Renly's mouth rise a little - Edith could choose to stay, but she still chose to set out again, the kind that came from the heart Her courage, just like Whishaw, showed the color of her soul. Compared with Renly, Edith's choice was more difficult but equally firm. He should believe Edith, "I must admit, she is Of all the friends I've ever known, she's the bravest and most enthusiastic. Her insistence on authenticity makes me feel pure."

"She?" Whishaw was a little curious.

This time, Renly didn't evade any more, and said with a smile, "Edith. Edith-Hall." Gradually, Renly's mind suddenly became brighter, not because he was no longer worried-worry, it was The responsibility of his relatives, if possible, he still hopes that Edith can return safely; but because he is open-minded - no matter what the outcome, no matter what the situation is, he firmly believes that Edith is blooming his life 's brilliance.

Whishaw was still a little puzzled at first, but when he heard the second half of Renly's addition, his eyes suddenly realized, "Your Hall?"

"It's not mine, but it's the same one," Renly explained in a tongue-twister.

Whishaw didn't pursue it in detail, just nodded lightly, "The Hall family can always come up with surprises. The purity you insist on makes me feel the truth."

Renly's words just now, after being reversed, expressed Whishaw's compliment to Renly, which relieved Renly's gloomy and gloomy mood a little.

In fact, Whishaw is also an interesting guy.

The corners of Renly's mouth rose slightly, "So, are you complimenting yourself?"

Whishaw shrugged generously, "Why not? You should know that every queer of us is proud of ourselves."

The word "queer" actually had a weird meaning at the beginning of its creation, but with the passage of time, society gradually gave it more meaning, so that it has now evolved into a derogatory term.

"I know, you're all very gay." Renly gave a wonderful answer, which made Whishaw stunned for a moment, before laughing happily.

The word "gay" actually meant happiness at the beginning of its creation, very simple and very pure, but now the social culture has given it more and more, so that people are beginning to avoid it.

Renly's words were a clever pun, and the smiles in Whishaw's eyes began to flow, and he nodded lightly, repeating, "Yes, we're all very happy."

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