The Best Actor in the Vase of Meiyu

Chapter 304 Princess Diary
"It's time to go to school!"

"Stop daydreaming, you're going to be late!"

Early in the morning, in an ordinary neighborhood in San Francisco, a luxurious limousine roared past. The noble status could be seen from the guard opening the road and the diplomatic flag hanging on the front of the car, but all this was different from that of a man who was about to turn sixteen. Mia has nothing to do with it.

Mia, an ordinary middle school student, has troublesome afro curly hair, a pair of black-rimmed glasses and caterpillar-like eyebrows, which brings a comic-like comic effect. Coupled with braces, you can imagine such a child without words. What life will you experience in middle school.

This is also true——

No one knew her name, and no one noticed her existence. Some people even couldn't see her at all and accidentally sat on her.

At school, except for her good friend Lily and Lily's brother Michael, Mia is a complete invisible person and a freak.

Oh, and Lily and Michael are weirdos, too.

Lily, with her weird hairstyle and punk-like rebellion, seems to be exploring her own style.

Michael is a nerd with a Beatles haircut who holds a pile of thick books and reads them all the time.

puff.

When Gloria saw "Michael", she couldn't help but doubt her own eyes. Although she burst out laughing when she saw Anson's mushroom hair in the trailer, she still couldn't help but watch it in the movie - —

so funny!

However, the problem is that even so, Anson is still handsome.

He has a rebellious but elegant unique temperament. As soon as he casually stands in the crowd, his height, body shape, proportions and halo will firmly catch his attention.

At least, that's what Gloria thinks.

Anyway, Anson is completely in line with Gloria's aesthetic point of view. He can easily affect Gloria's mind and sink her uncontrollably:
Such a classmate, even if he is carrying a backpack, even if he is immersed in the world of rock and roll, even if he is holding a large book and reading all the time, even if other middle school students think he is a geek and a nerd, but in this situation It seemed to Lolia that she still refused to believe that he was a marginalized person.

Not convincing at all!
snort!
At the school gate, those laughing and noisy figures looked like circus clowns, and Gloria was always keen to find that figure in the crowd.

It's just... Michael's eyes were fixed on Mia like a shadow, his bright eyes flashing slightly because of Mia's every move.

pity.

Mia didn't notice Michael. Her eyes were like magnets following Josh, the popular figure in the school, and Lana, the cheerleader who kept exchanging words intimately with Josh. The two of them stuck together in public as if no one else was around, exploring each other's curves. and the mystery of temperature.

Mia couldn't help but imagine that if she were Lana...

Fantasy is just fantasy.

The reality is that Mia is a "curly ball", Mia is the girl who stands in front of everyone to give a speech but vomits on the spot and becomes the laughing stock of everyone, Mia is a coward who does not dare to speak boldly even when standing in the choir - —

However, Michael gave her courage.

Michael sat at the piano and accompanied the choir.

No one noticed Mia's uneasiness and loss, including Lily, who was concerned about her environmental career, but Michael noticed.

Michael hesitated for a moment and looked at Mia without avoiding his eyes. The pair of blue glasses hidden behind the bangs seemed to be able to speak. There were no special movements or expressions, but they were as gentle and gentle as the deep Aegean Sea. Be brave and be a support person.

Quietly, standing in place, became Mia's harbor.

Mia was a little surprised. Her eyes flickered slightly, but she didn't dodge. She stared at Michael. Slowly, she began to open her mouth and sing loudly. She regained some confidence and a shallow smile crept up the corner of her mouth little by little. The tacit understanding between childhood sweethearts surges in the air.

I have to say that Gary Marshall does have two skills:

The narrative efficiency is very high. The simplest and most efficient lens is used to complete the narration. It does not need too much fancy. The characters and relationships are presented in front of you, and it firmly grasps the attention in the ordinary story.

At first, Gloria thought it was an ugly duckling story; then she thought it was a story about Cinderella, and now it seems like a fairy tale version of "When Harry Met Sally", with seemingly clichéd character settings. Subtly breaking the frame, Deja Vu's story is opening up in a slightly different way and gets to the point before the audience loses their attention.

puff!
On the screen, Mia was almost spitting out of control.

Huh!
In the theater, the audience gasped.

Mia is a princess, and Mia is actually the abandoned royal heir. The bold fantasy in the fairy tale has evolved into reality.

It was a little exciting for an ordinary or even inconspicuous sixteen-year-old middle school student to suddenly become the sole heir of a kingdom.

It turns out that the diplomatic vehicle at the beginning of the movie came from Genovia, a small European country. The queen of this small country came to San Francisco in person and made a special trip to find Mia——

her granddaughter.

Back then, while Prince Genovia was studying abroad, he met a woman, Helen, fell in love and got married. However, when Helen realized that the man she fell in love with was the crown prince, she chose to turn around.

Helen was an artist. She longed to paint, to be free, to be herself, rather than to become a canary in the palace, so they divorced. She stayed in San Francisco to raise her daughter and let her daughter enjoy an ordinary life; while the prince returned Genovia succeeds to the throne.

Originally, they planned to tell their daughter this secret until she was eighteen years old, but they did not expect that the prince's early death disrupted the plan. Now the responsibility of inheriting the royal bloodline fell on his only daughter who was living abroad.

That is Mia.

When the queen played by Julie Andrews told Mia that she was a princess, the first reaction in Mia's mind was:

"Shut up!"

The theater was filled with laughter.

At this time, the movie had only started for fifteen minutes, and the curiosity and anticipation of the audience had already been fully ignited.

There was a rustling surging in the Emirate Theatre, and the excitement could not be suppressed at all——

There must be more than one girl who has imagined that she is a princess, wearing a beautiful dress and a diamond crown, receiving the baptism of eyes gracefully and beautifully.

Even if there is no "prince", it doesn't matter. The point is that girls want to be princesses. Just watch the Princess Tea Party in today's premiere. It has nothing to do with age. "Princess Dream" is a magnificent fantasy.

But now, this scene is taking place before their eyes, the most gorgeous and happiest imagination has become a reality, and the princesses in the audience can't hold back their emotions.

This is what they want to see in the movie.

however.

For Mia, who has always been a transparent person, is afraid of any kind of attention, is ready to continue to be a transparent person, and is happy to hide from sight:
This is impactful news, without joy, excitement or excitement, let alone happiness.

There is only deep fear and endless panic.

(End of this chapter)