Why does everyone like Sophie in Bankrupt Sisters?

Why does everyone like Sophie in Bankrupt Sisters?

/7 1 cf 3c 79 f 3d F8 DC 7023 AC 59 c 6 1 1728 b 46 1028 df？ X-BCE-process = image/resize, m _ lfit, w _ 450, h _ 600, limit _ 1/quality, q _ 85 is Sophie's figure at first, which accords with the aesthetics of northerners. The waves are surging. That is, before the person arrives, the chest enters first, and the person leaves, and the ass is still protruding back and forth. Compared with Max, it's definitely worse.

Secondly, it is Sophie's modeling. Blonde hair, heavy make-up, exaggerated and complicated fashion taste, almost all styles have been tried, even if she is pregnant, it has not affected her dressing habits.

Moreover, the actor has his own aura and exudes confidence from head to toe: I am the most attractive woman in this room, and I can't hide this fact anywhere. Sometimes posing is like the last step on the runway, which has both form and spirit, giving people a hint that I am ready to attract attention.

Sophie is set as the boss of a cleaning company, loyal and capable, with the wealth freedom and chic that bankrupt sisters yearn for. When they question their business, they clearly provide moral and financial support, which, like Earl, is a bit like a life coach.

Oh, and a loving hug. This welfare can be said to be very warm

/8b 82b 90 14a 90 f 603979 BF 8f 32 12b 3 1bb 15 1 edcf？ X-BCE-process = image/resize，m _ lfit，w _ 450，h _ 600，limit _ 1/quality，q _ 85。 Finally, yellow jokes are exported, and English with Polish accent is as poisonous as Max, ignoring secular vision, pursuing sex and opinions.

No one suits me better than me.

So when the characteristics of the two are bound to an individual, we know what we can get from this person's appearance, more eye-catching and exciting clothes, more pornographic jokes and a turning point in the plot.

Cheering in a sitcom means expecting an early warning. Look, there is high energy ahead, and Sophie still did it, whether it is the role or the actor himself.

Sophie doesn't get applause and whistles every time she goes out. According to my memory (I'm too lazy to go back and watch it), Sophie went out without applause several times, and the regularity seems to be related to the gorgeous degree of new clothes.

It's not hard to understand. Sophie is a person who likes to show her charm. Even if no one applauds, she will feel that others are applauding? Very confident. But I don't agree. Applause is just like the appearance and applause of Peking Opera. Sophie's gaudy style is a symbol of her personality, but it is not the mainstream after all ―― therefore, the affirmation of the live atmosphere is needed to drive and guide the affirmation of the audience in front of the TV set and narrow the distance between the role and the audience. That's why we didn't hear applause and whistles when Sophie didn't dress so exaggerated and gaudy.

/a08b 87d 6277 f 9 e 2 ff 1 1 a3 EC 0 1430 e 924 b 999 F3 cf？ X-BCE-process = image/resize, m _ lfit, w _ 450, h _ 600, limit _ 1/quality, q _ 85 In a sitcom, a character who was not in the scene before enters the scene, which usually means a change in topic or plot. Such a change usually requires a landmark change to attract the attention of the audience. So as to naturally change the subject. In other words, the program now needs the audience in front of the TV to break away from the previous plot/dialogue, notice that Sophie has come in, and get ready: she wants to vomit/tell something new ... because the biggest feature of Sophie's character in the play is to brush her sense of existence, which means that she needs others to appreciate, praise and agree. So you can find that she worships a pose every time she comes out, which is the same as her appearance in Beijing Opera.

/2938 1 f 30 e 924 b 89952 135 af 06506 1d 950 b 7 BF 6 cf？ X-BCE-process = image/resize, m _ lfit, w _ 450, h _ 600, limit _ 1/quality, q _ 85 At this time, the audience also cooperated with her "appearance" and shouted "good" one by one. The audience reaction of sitcom (the name may be unprofessional, equivalent to soap opera) is also one of the American drama cultures. Now, there are not only pre-recorded laughter, but also concrete interaction with the characters.

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