Want to see a sweet show? Sweet and not greasy kind
If that's right, let's look at Wayne
Male protagonist Wayne
Heroine Dale
If there was a chance that would allow you to spend your teen life again, what would you choose to spend?
I believe that most people's teenage lives are spent in a set of rules and regulations, being told that many things should not be done, and some things have to be done even if they don't want to do them, and they have to do them well
When I was a teenager, I had a lot of crazy ideas, but I was still suppressed by the so-called reason, because I didn't want to bring unnecessary trouble to my family, after all, I called my parents at every turn
So when I grew up, I was always looking for other people's stories, and I wanted to see the shadow of my past in other people's lives
I want to see what I don't dare to do, and what it will be like if others do it
Then I found out that Wayne was the show I always wanted to see
The male protagonist in the play is named Wayne, a well-known in the school, who has been interviewed many times by the principal, but still goes his own way, regardless of other people's ideas, and continues to live according to his own way
He is a bad boy in the eyes of others, but he is actually kinder than many people, he does not lie, he does not know how to lie, he is a very honest problem teenager, and he almost every time he hits people, it is to punish bad people
He values kindness very seriously, and once he falls in love with someone, he loves him wholeheartedly
And the guy who plays Wayne is handsome!
After watching this season, I completely fell into this role!
Super belt feeling!
Handsome and capable of protecting the people you love, and willing to do a lot of things for the people you like
The breakfast specially prepared by the male owner for the female protagonist is super ritualistic!
And the male protagonist belongs to the kind of silent guardianship, and it is the bright and upright like in the back
But this will only be discovered after watching the play
Go see it with anticipation!
The female protagonist, Dale, is the opposite of the male protagonist, she is very good at lying, which has a lot to do with her mother, her mother is a person who cheats on eating and drinking by stealing other people's identities, she has two brothers, but they are lacking in roots, not very smart, and there is a father who loves to drink, and her mother died in an accident when she was in high school
It was this accident that changed her family and even her life
The official encounter between the two people is that the female protagonist goes to the male owner's house to sell biscuits
The lives of the two people are completely entangled because of the death of the male protagonist's father, and he wants to get back the car that belongs to his father, so he invites the female protagonist to embark on this journey with him
This drama is based on the male and female protagonists, although there are some other story lines, but they are also carried out around the male and female protagonists, involving a lot of aspects, I think it is very meaningful
For example, a police officer in the play looks at the male protagonist's file and he says, "He should be given a second chance."
In the eyes of others, the male protagonist often uses violence, so he is defined as a bad boy, but does not think that the objects of his violence are bad people
Are the so-called "problem teenagers" in the rest of the population really as bad as they say they are? Don't they have the advantage of sparkling? What is the problem with the "problem teenager"?
Isn't there a problem with education?
The play also raises this issue, and of course expresses its views
This play is sweet, but it's sweet and not greasy, intensely Amway!
Don't lose money after watching! I lost a treasure drama without watching it
Then explain in advance that there will be some more violent scenes in the play, people who can't accept violence at all, it is recommended to watch a little first, see if you can accept it, or you can skip it directly, after all, the male protagonist's face is enough
Run to see Wayne