[Political Beast] Who Killed Mockingbird

From the first time Joezel saw him, he couldn't stop himself from paying attention to him. Thomas James Hammond, he was the most beautiful, most embarrassed, most dazzling and loneliest man in America. Day after day, year after year, Joezel is confident that he knows him better than his parents, brothers, lovers, or anyone else. But not even Jozel, not even himself, knew. How did the child who was originally sunny, energetic, well-behaved and happy, loved by everyone, even himself, die? So Cock Robin, farewell. All the birds of the air Fell a-sighing and a-sobbing, When they heard the bell toll For poor Cock Robin. If I were writing about the period from TJ's coming out to six months before the start of the TV series, the chapter titles and synopsis would all match. It's a pity that I can't write such a connotative plot, so I'll just write about love honestly. The title of the poem is not used in this way just because I think this poem is particularly touching. The ending is definitely HE unshakable, and the process is probably not too cruel. Updated from time to time, as long as you live.