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Hi Rose!

Yeah I agree. I think some bitter-sweet endings that I read/watch, if not done entirely well, just turn up as plain out bitter to me. And the other end of the spectrum is so overplayed I think XD Well, that might be a bit of an exaggeration, but I feel like a lot of movies, tv shows, and books use the happy-endings-where-everything-and-everyone-are-okay approach 😛 Honestly, that’s probably why Rogue One and other movies like that turn out so well and everybody loves them because the endings are the flat-out opposite LOL.

Ooo okay! I will check those out! They sound intriguing. And literally the same thing with “Ceasefire;” I saw For King & Country at a concert, and they played that song and I was singing it for days on end, LOL!

Aww, thanks! 😀 The only other instrument that I kind of know how to play is the ukulele, but I am self-taught XD And when I say “play,” I really mean that I know a couple cords and know how to strum 😛 But I think I would choose piano over ukulele if I was given the chance to master a skill. Do you play any instruments? 🙂

I think I have heard of “Signed, Sealed, and Delivered,” but I have never seen it. That might go into my movie-watching list 😉 I like your list of favorites!

I believe some of my favorite movies would be “Knives Out,” “The Princess Bride,” “Pride and Prejudice,” “The Greatest Showman,” and the first “Pirates of the Caribbean” movie (I have only seen the first three movies of that series, but the second and third just made me feel sad at the ends, LOL). “Knives Out” is probably my most favorite. I loved the plot, the characters, and the way that the mystery wasn’t just revealed in the first fifteen minutes. And I have a soft spot for humor, and that movie always makes me laugh XD I could have done without the profuse language – I wouldn’t recommend watching this movie if you or your parents are sensitive about language, but if not, I found that movie pretty great 😛

~ Ally Renee