During the years Jesse and Hobbes spent together in the Tomb of the Living, their relationship was tangled and complicated. Desire and love, love and freedom: Hobbes didn't know that Jesse wanted to escape the shadows of her past, but he discovered they followed her like a shadow in her blood. Beneath Hobbes's handsome, composed exterior also lay a fear and timidity Jesse had never known about... This is the story of two people slowly coming to understand their feelings for each other. I suppose you could call it a sweet romance? No angst, just lots of chatter.
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In 2018, I watched Escape Plan for the first time and was fascinated by Warden Hobbs. In POI, I thought John Doe was so handsome and Caviezel was so good-looking. I have read this article before, but it seems to be serialized and not finished yet. Yesterday I happened to re-read Escape from the Golden Cicada, and suddenly I remembered this article. The author wrote it so well!! The plot is well set up and the psychology of the characters is very delicately portrayed. I love it so much!!! Unlike other novels, it is not easy to enter the love line and then never separate. In this novel, I witnessed the "pull" between Jesse and Hobbes. As a viewer, I seemed to be fearful, entangled and excited with the protagonist, and followed them in their joys, sorrows and joys. The author's portrayal of other supporting characters is also very delicate. Derek, Jesse's father, Romel, Emil, Anna, everyone's behavior is very reasonable, and there is no drama at all. The author's writing style is super smooth, and it feels like reading a book translated from a foreign country (?). The writing style has that feeling, which is very consistent with the setting and atmosphere of Escape Plan. Hobbes is handsome, calm, calm, intelligent, extremely possessive, and uncontrollably soft-hearted and affectionate when facing Jesse. Jesse is extremely beautiful, smart, and has her own ideas. Even though she is loved by Hobbes, she is not completely addicted. She has always longed for freedom, and she finally achieved it. Hobbes gave Jesse the maximum "freedom" within his responsibilities, but he himself was actually imprisoned in the "living tomb" and was used as a machine to control the prison all day long. It was Jesse who allowed him to feel body heat, kisses, heartbeats, and the sea breeze blowing through his hair, making him feel the beauty of life. Jesse escaped from the Living Tomb and actually saved Hobbes' heart. Thank you to the author for writing such an excellent article. TAT I like it very much and have endless aftertaste. Thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!
In 2018, I watched Escape Plan for the first time and was fascinated by Warden Hobbs. In POI, I thought John Doe was so handsome and Caviezel was so good-looking. I have read this article before, but it seems to be serialized and not finished yet. Yesterday I just happened to re-read Golden Cicada Escapes, and suddenly I remembered to review this article, and I finished reading it in one night. The author's writing is so great!! The plot is well set up and the psychology of the characters is very delicately portrayed. I love it so much!!! Unlike other novels, it is not easy to enter the love line and then never separate. In this novel, I witnessed the "pull" between Jesse and Hobbes. As a viewer, I seemed to be fearful, entangled and excited with the protagonist, and followed them in their joys, sorrows and joys. The author's writing style is super smooth, and it feels like reading a foreign translated book (?). The writing style has that feeling, and it is very consistent with the setting and atmosphere of Escape Plan!!! Hobbes is so handsome and affectionate, Jesse is so beautiful and has his own ideas. The author is amazing!!!
"You can call me Jesse Hobbs, if you want" That's nice, that's nice, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
We finally meet again woo woo woo
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I cried
Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
It's both beautiful and cruel, eh...
Wow, so sweet, so sweet, woo woo woo woo
"What is Hobbes doing? He looks like a middle-aged social butterfly one after another." Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha or hahahahahahahaha