How annoying Surkov is, even the desire to watch disappears. How can you get into a child's life like that? But there really are such mothers and it's really sad. I hope her daughter will lose her nerves soon, and she will tell her mother everything. Well, or someone else will hit her on the head, and she will understand that it is impossible.
Obviously, everything is going to the fact that Surkova will be with Shmelev. And it seems to me that their children have sympathy for each other.
The performance of 12-year-olds in this series is confusing. Probably the most realistic girl with pink hair. The rest are like 12-year-olds from the USSR with only phones. It is clear that the series has age restrictions and not any music can be inserted. But Kristina, who paints with pencils, is beyond fiction. Although maybe I have a bad idea of the current 6th graders, I graduated from school myself a long time ago. Compared with myself at this age.
@Anya_Blake: yes, it seems that children are more or less realistically depicted, as for me. They were playing games on the phone, there was a paintball game, in the wake of the drone series. Quite modern. Here only Kristina stands out, as a mom with greetings, reads all SMS, deletes games, she has a poor choice of pastime, so she paints sitting (maybe even for reassurance, anti-stress coloring pages were popular at one time).
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6Obviously, everything is going to the fact that Surkova will be with Shmelev. And it seems to me that their children have sympathy for each other.
The performance of 12-year-olds in this series is confusing. Probably the most realistic girl with pink hair. The rest are like 12-year-olds from the USSR with only phones. It is clear that the series has age restrictions and not any music can be inserted. But Kristina, who paints with pencils, is beyond fiction. Although maybe I have a bad idea of the current 6th graders, I graduated from school myself a long time ago. Compared with myself at this age.