"Is there a surveillance camera?" Old Master Walton asked coldly.
George: "The kindergarten gave the teachers full trust and freedom, so there were no surveillance cameras installed in the classroom." Otherwise, they wouldn't have been so passive.
Upstairs, Amelia lay on the desk and stroked the parrot's feathers. She asked Elmer Stevens with a dark expression, "Master, why did those people do that?"
Elmer Stevens pursed his lips. "This world is like this. It's noisy and messy. People have all kinds of emotions. We can't control their mouths."
A thousand people meant a thousand Hamlets. They firmly believed in what they "saw" and firmly believed that what they thought was the truth. They didn't look at clarification or pursue the real truth.
Amelia felt aggrieved. "But I didn't do anything wrong." Even so, if she did it again, she would still hit Ben!
