Hello, anyway.
I have to upload or post it somewhere (hence, this blog), and mind you, it is not edited, so there will be stupid grammatical errors, and elementary school-like sentences. BUT OH WELL, that ain't happening if it ain't by me, yeah?
Colin Firth when he was a teenager
was a social outcast, just like most teens, including myself. Mr. Firth had
gone places when he was a child – growing up in Nigeria and the United States
for a few years – and the way he was being brought up influenced his attitude
then, and later as a rebellious teenager. Academia was not his liking, and he
has always envisioned how he would become an actor. But Mr. Firth once said in
an interview how a teacher got him moved my literature. To be honest, I am
somewhat similar to Mr. Firth (definitely not the BAFTA-winning department; or
remembered as Fitzwilliam Darcy, drenched in the pond from the 1995’s Pride and
Prejudice), but I am not a person who enjoys burning the midnight oil, facing
the textbook all the time. I enjoy literature, and learn a lot by doing my own
researches and observations. Mr. Firth also have a sense of class; the way he
speaks, the way he walks, the way he smiles, the way he portrays his character.
So, you see what I did there? And let me backfire my pun.
Fitzwilliam Darcy was drenched after swimming in a fucking lake, not a fucking pond.
Yes, I am ashamed to confess this, but I am a twenty-year-old who does not know the difference between these vast, water-filled ponds.
Oh well, till then.
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