The Shape of Water
by (mexico) Guillermo Del Toro (u. S.) Daniel Krause
About This Novel
When the two major powers on earth faced each other in the Cold War, the human world was lonely and cold. Elisa, a mute woman, works as a cleaning lady in a top-secret government laboratory. Her isolated life makes her feel lonely. One day, a mysterious tank filled with water arrived in the laboratory, and Elisa discovered that there was a half-human, half-fish water monster in the tank. The team of scientists wanted to extract substances from this monster that could make biological weapons, but in Elisa's eyes, it was just a lonely life form like herself. Because of an accident, Elisa and the water monster met and fell in love. She wanted to rescue the water monster, but she didn't know that it would have disastrous consequences for both of them.
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Official(4)Scraped 1d ago
I've seen the movie, it's pretty good and quite touching, especially their love that transcends species.
You can take a look, but don't pay too much attention to the species. (Watching the movie really refreshed my perspective, but it's not difficult to understand after thinking about it😍)
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......... Multiple angles are no problem, and the bottom line is no problem
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God will not make inexplicable decisions for no reason...
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Official(4)Scraped 1d ago
I've seen the movie, it's pretty good and quite touching, especially their love that transcends species.
You can take a look, but don't pay too much attention to the species. (Watching the movie really refreshed my perspective, but it's not difficult to understand after thinking about it😍)
...
......... Multiple angles are no problem, and the bottom line is no problem
yes
Passepartout Wu Coca-Cola has a look
God will not make inexplicable decisions for no reason...
