The Green Mile made ME CRY FOR 3 HOURS | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction & Review

[@HansDelbruck53]

Dasha's tears make me cry, her laughter makes me laugh, and her smile could light up the world. The world needs more people like Dasha.❤

[@MargaretLaFleur-j5j]

Watching her beautiful reactions has helped me get through a brutal round of chemo. She’s a lifesaver.

[@Velomanable]

She's very genuine and honest and pretty too she tells what a lot of people feel

[@ryanje8147]

If I am not mistaken, Mr. Jingles won an Oscar for Best Supporting Rodent in a Drama. 🐁🐁🐁

[@andrewmccormack4295]

And I believe he now has a Star on that Hollywood walk of Fame street but you do need to look carefully to find his footprints.

[@Will-fk2dk]

Unfortunately, Michael Clark Duncan didn't win... One of the biggest Oscar Snubs ever.

[@Vulvodynia666]

"I'm mostly tired of people being ugly to each other." - John Coffey 1999. -2021: Nothing has changed

[@williamsummerson1204]

Facts

[@k1productions87]

Its almost gotten worse

[@SallyMankus130]

@K1productions Nah, it’s just far more visible due to the internet. In fact, contrary to popular belief, statistics show that we are living in the most non violent/progressive times in all of existence. The book Factfulness underlines this. Social media/internet is primarily the culprit.

[@HumorousLOL]

@@SallyMankus130 This is true. The idea that people are worse than back then is an illusion. It is simply much more visible now. Had we had this technology back in the 60 - 70s, shit probably would have looked worse than it does now.

[@Jonw8222]

This was set during the Great Depression in the 1930's. So it's more like 90 years later.

[@lexsidious]

As soon as I saw what Dasha was going to react to, my heart sunk. Its a great and sad movie. Dasha, you are too sweet for this world.

[@johnhuddleston8647]

Agree!! This girl has a purity and innocence about her that I thought was gone.

[@alexistrebexis3195]

I love how Dasha gets every joke. Even ones I think she wouldn’t get, just cuz she’s young, and from Russia maybe. But she really gets stories, and every joke.

[@brandonj7458]

Omg youtube is on a savage binge making young girls cry with this movie lol...great reaction Dasha as always this movie is incredible and the only movie ive seen my dad cry to EVER.

[@ClayLoomis1958]

KZbin isn't doing it. Young girls who can watch it now, for the first time, are doing it. Their reactions are getting views, and views means income. Fortunately, unlike Titanic, The Green Mile can be viewed by people other than 14 year old girls.

[@mosovanhe]

Same with my dad, hahah! Well, this one and Hachi.

[@sampeeps3371]

RIP Michael Clarke Duncan. What a performance in this movie

[@GatBlackistan]

True. But it's Michael Clarke Duncan.

[@sampeeps3371]

@@GatBlackistan that's what I wrote. Lol jk thanks👍

[@dacsus]

Cheap bite for thumb ups - like in every other reaction for this movie. It's disgusting to use the death of someone who was buried 9 years ago to make yourself interesting.

[@williamsummerson1204]

AMEN!!🙏

[@sampeeps3371]

@@dacsus we have an internet warrior. It's so funny how brave people get on online. Be careful man. I could get your address, bank info, Facebook in about 10 mins. It's not as anonymous as you think. It's not a threat, just something you need to be aware of. Be safe 👍

[@83gemm]

There are a lot of heartbreaking moments in this film, but for me, “He killed them with their love,” crushes me every time.

[@toastymarket4089]

For me it was "we each owe a death, there are no exceptions" which my grandfather taught me as a kid years before this movie was made, I'd told him that I hoped he would never die, and rather than let me live in a fantasy, he taught me to appreciate what I have while I have it... I still wish he was alive today. He was an exceptional man and I miss him every day.

[@83gemm]

@@toastymarket4089 I know that’s typically the line that gets people and it is beautiful. I worked with kids for ten years and, almost entirely, they are loving beings. You love them, they love you back and in a complete and trusting way we lose when we get older. What Wild Bill did would absolutely work and it’s a kind of evil, using the holy love of kids for their family to murder them both, that I can’t handle. John saying, “That’s the way it is every day. That’s the way it is all over the world,” just guts me.

[@toastymarket4089]

@@83gemm Thankfully I live in a society where that hardly happens (that I can see) however whenever I do see it, that line reverberates in my skull. All we can do is be loving and aware that not everyone is... for whatever reason they may have. Intolerance has it's place (no one should put up with being walked all over) but seeing people use it as their first go to when they disagree with something is disheartening. Sorry if it seems like I'm lecturing, I try to teach my daughter well and it rubs off onto everything >

[@patticrichton1135]

@@83gemm It guts me too, because the world just keeps getting uglier and since 2016 our country is getting uglier and going backwards, if certain people get there way. I am 76 years old and I don't even recognize it any more. I am nervous every time I go out of the house. I am scared for grown kids and my grandchildren who still, hopefully, have a lot of life left. I fear for 2 of them when they start school, one of them this fall. My other 2 are in Canada, so I don't worry about them. They don't have all these mass shootings going on there.

[@usuallyadam]

Dasha saying "cute little fella" has to be one of the cutest things I've ever heard, lol

[@blakewalker84120]

If this movie doesn't leave you in tears, you weren't paying attention. I hold this movie as one of the most perfect movies ever made. Every scene, every character, every line of dialogue, it all comes together into a perfect work of cinematic art, full of humor and horror and love and hate and sorrow that creates an overwhelming emotional experience that definitely leaves its mark on everybody who watches it. The acting was amazing. Michael Clarke Duncan's performance as John Coffey is easily one of the best performances in movie history. Even Doug Hutchison who played Percy Wetmore gave such a great performance making us hate that character as much as I've ever hated a character in any movie ever. Movies don't get any better than this.

[@knockoutking3764]

Sam Rockwell AKA Wild Bill is an AMAZING ACTOR!

[@daniellanctot6548]

8:27 - Mae West was indeed a very beautiful movie broadway/star of the 1920s and 1930s: Many of her movies were censored because they were deemed too raunchy, she was Liberal for her time and outspoken. Think of her as the sex symbol of that era (Like Marilin Monroe or Madona would be later on). So when old toot-toot says he wants her to sit on his face as a last rerquest, he's pretty much asking for an impossible thing to get as well as refering to a celebrity woman that all the guards there probably fantasized about before. 11:58 - A Hellraiser is someone that cause trouble, often violently (Who litterally "Raises Hell")

[@panzerwolf494]

Mae West was so renowned for her looks that in WWII the inflatable life vests issued to the military were called Mae Wests by the troops because when inflated they looked like they had her bust

[@meanderingmarley3910]

"Is that a pistol in your pocket, or are you just glad to see me?" Priceless.

[@richelliott9320]

@@meanderingmarley3910 I used to be Snow White but I drifted.

[@jonathanross149]

This channel should be called Patreon makes Dasha cry.

[@victorkelante420]

Lol fr dude I came around this channel cause of The Machine story from a russian perspective then I saw how many Patreon she had, she makes more than me smh, good for her though.

[@IggyStardust1967]

11:48 - "I can't imagine what he's going through"..... be glad you can't, Dasha. I've been where he has. While it wasn't brain cancer, I lost my first wife to cancer back in 2006. I know what it's like to be told "There's no hope" for the one you love more than anything. Rose was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer in 2003, and medical science gave us three more years together. But in the end, the cancer finally won. That was the event in my life that changed me more than anything else. Up until then, we had been inseparable. We had lived together, worked together, and basically did everything together. I wouldn't wish that kind of pain on anyone. Before she died, Rose had promised me that, when the time was right, she would send me someone so that I wouldn't be lonely for the rest of my life. She kept that promise. I now have a wonderful wife, who, like Rose, stuck with me through the bad times, as well as the good. Katina and I have recently celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary. The impact that Rose had on my life, affects me even 15 years after her passing. She was a wonderful woman, and she cared very deeply about my happiness, as I did hers. I know that, somewhere, she is still smiling down on me to this very day. The Green Mile is one of those movies that, no matter how long it is, is well worth viewing. You don't even realize that you were watching a movie for that long, it's so good. We are fortunate to live in a time where classics such as this are available to us.

[@danracz6297]

Sleep peacefully, Rose.. my heart goes out to you, truthfully my friend.

[@IggyStardust1967]

@@danracz6297 Thank you, so much, my friend!

[@aaroncollins6411]

Cancer never wins. When one dies, the cancer dies with them. I know that's of little comfort to you, but my sympathies nonetheless.

[@gordondafoe3516]

Did you marry my ex? Nah, couldn't be the same person! 😝

[@bigdream_dreambig]

"Yeah, you try it -- go on. You'd be on the bread lines before the week is out." One of the reasons Percy has as much leverage as he does is that this is during the Great Depression, so jobs -- especially well-paying jobs -- are scarce. Odds are that, if one of the guards was to be fired, they'd be unemployed for a long time and would need handouts from the "bread lines" in order to survive and support their families.

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

Not to mention that prison guard is not exactly a high tier job with many prerequisites. Nowadays you need to be half of a social worker and have the education for that, but in the 30's and in the U.S. where there never was a widespread idea of re-integration? No.

[@christinegelabert1651]

ALSO because of the fact that his uncle was the governor so he could always pull that power card on them. He felt that he could get away with anything and just say whatever he wanted about them and it wouldn't be questioned.

[@victornewmanforever]

Now, whenever I'm surprised, I say "Are you serious?" with a russian accent, like I'm quoting a movie.

[@BigTexan59]

My wife is Russian - now I say a LOT of things with a Russian accent. ))

[@omgbygollywow]

"Terminal" and "Road to Perdition" and "A League of Their Own" are also great and underrated Tom Hanks movies.

[@Timmycoo]

A League of their Own is a super underrated movie. There's no crying in baseball!

[@k1productions87]

I'd include Apollo 13 on that list. For its historical significance alone, anything less than a prominent mention is a severe underrating.

[@Timmycoo]

@@k1productions87 100% Damn now I wanna watch that lol

[@AutoPilate]

Don’t forget The Man with One Red Shoe.

[@danh.5998]

Cast Away

[@innercircle341]

The giggling, smiles and tears all at the same time during the tumour removal scene is just beautiful

[@mikecarson9528]

It really is a delight watching you react to various movies. Your English is very good. I love how you are able to interpret the American dialect. Sometimes you hear something you're not sure of, but then you figure it out through context. (Flicker show). Your reactions are authentic, and I enjoy them. Thank you

[@josephscally6270]

I watch your reactions for basically two reasons. First of all you do very good reactions and secondly it is comforting to watch your gentle soul and believe that there still are kind people still left in this world that seems so harsh at times.

[@williamsummerson1204]

Such a wonderful reaction dasha. You have such compassion and a good heart. The world needs more people like you. I cry every time I watch this movie. 😪

[@grumpysocks]

Never thought I'd find someone who cries more than me to this movie. The "I'm tired boss" scene and "I'm sorry for what I am" really hits home and makes me cry so much. Such a beautiful movie..

[@jonathandeleon5523]

You have such a beautiful heart, and shimmering soul. I cried along side with you. Fantastic Reaction Video!

[@jenniferpaul1832]

this movie is a emotional roller coaster. one of my all time favs.

[@leewinstead917]

Sam Rockwell hated filming the scene with the two girls because they really liked him

[@j.woodbury412]

When they filmed the scene where he threatens to kill him, they couldn't stop giggling at him. I guess they knew it wasn't real.

[@ChrisDavis-dt6xx]

She was a beautiful famous actress

[@OCRay1]

She has a beautiful heart. I love it.

[@stanleywiggins5047]

Yes the Green Mile is an emotional roller coaster ride

[@kitrichardson9916]

I only just discovered your existence, Dasha, a few weeks ago. It is always a hit or miss with KZbinr reactions. It has gotten to a point where I test them with the response to THIS particular movie. And it is official. I am grateful for your existence! You have a pure heart and soul! I love you, my friend! Nothing romantic. Just love. Like all of us, you are deserving of a company of friends and family who will simply accept you with nothing but love! 😇❤

[@lifelover515]

Another moving reaction from such a sweet girl. In spite of all the tears, I know you enjoyed it very much. Maybe treat yourself to a 'feelgood' next. Fyi, Mae West was a old time screen siren who specialised in risqué comedies. Rita Hayworth (the poster girl in 'Shawshank') was also an old time screen siren famous for her flamboyant dancing, although the one we see in the cell near the end Is 60s pinup Racquel Welch. And the old 'flicker' features tap-dancing legend Fred Astaire singing 'Cheek to Cheek'. I think the movie was 'Top Hat', from around the early 30s.

[@donaldhagerman8864]

I can't watch a movie without you. My friend.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

"Why is he suddenly nice?" Oh, to create confusion, of course. The cactus and the rose both have thorns but the thorns on the rose are a lot more painful because they're _hidden._

[@Agg1E91]

The brilliance of this movie and the actors in it, is that years after the fact, I'm sitting in front of my computer, watching a summary reaction on KZbin, and I'm still tearing up, just remembering how I felt when I saw it at the theater. And Dasha's crying doesn't help, either! :-)

[@CerebralAptitude]

This is my #1 favorite movie of all time. I hope it is always in your top 5 movies Dasha forever.

[@joerhea9340]

I bet men all over the world watching your adorable reactions are falling in love with you!!

[@darkjedi447]

Oh my gosh, everytime Dasha cries I just want to hug her! So adorable! Keep smiling 🤘 🙂

[@jfilesgraphics]

I know right? She's a sweet little thing.

[@gordondafoe3516]

I always want to hug Dasha. Say no more.

[@leadzeppbelly]

Seeing a beautiful young woman get emotional over this incredible movie is setting me off again crying

[@lazyperfectionist1]

One of the _subtler_ points this movie makes is that the kinds of people you would trust to _administrate_ a capital punishment system are the very kinds of people who would just as soon see the death penalty _abolished._

[@johncourtright1632]

It is amazing how perfect each cast member in this movie is! Every single one! Tom Hanks delivers a great performance as always, but Michael Clarke Duncan was incredible, as were the other actors. I don't think I've ever seen a more universally hated character than Percy, played by Doug Hutchison. The same great casting could be said of The Shawshank Redemption. Both Stephen King stories written and directed by Frank Darabont.

[@BClarke]

Agreed on all counts. I think James Cromwell deserves some recognition for his wonderful performance too.

[@johncourtright1632]

​@@BClarke Agreed. When Paul tells Melinda, "There was no tumor" and Hal bursts into tears. 27:35 Wow, what an emotional moment! It gets me every time! (Dasha was feeling it too!)

[@gordondafoe3516]

Doug Hutchison and Sam Rockwell were sensational playing the protagonists. Many actors don't envy that role.

[@MrWackaloon]

Oh dear Dasha! Such a kind and pure heart, I wish I could hug you and wipe your tears away! But if this movie doesn't make you cry, you have no soul. Your reactions are always so honest, and that's why we love you.

[@cuba8188]

Aw sweet dasha when u cry it makes me cry 😭 please dont change! I love ur reactions! They are the most authentic ive seen thus far! Liked and subscribed!

[@mikeferris408]

"CAST AWAY" 😢😭 TOM HANKS.

[@stevedietrich8936]

"WILSSSSSOOOOONNNNN!"

[@mikeferris408]

@@stevedietrich8936 😆👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@StraightOuttaBama]

I don't hardly ever comment but Dasha is so adorable!

[@Will-fk2dk]

RIP Michael Clark Duncan. His portrayal of John Coffey is still to this day one of my favorite performances ever! The fact that he did not win the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor is still one of the biggest Oscar snubs in the Academy's long history.

[@cfrancis325]

Girl, you are the sweetest person I've ever "met". I hope my daughter is half as sweet as you when she grows up.

[@frenchkjfan9]

Thanks for your reaction, Dasha, it's one of the most touching I've seen. Your beautiful sensitivity showed and shone, truly beautiful.

[@raymondlong3024]

Does my heart good to see a person who can tell a good person when they see them from a bad person, I love your reactions

[@JoeCool7835]

It's implied in the book that John Coffey had lived for hundreds of years. He didn't want to live anymore. While executing him was seen as a kindness, Paul ended up experiencing the same thing with his lengthened lifespan. Good reaction, Dasha.

[@stevenguevara2184]

Why are accents so pleasing to the ear? Doesnt hurt to be coming from a beautiful lady.

[@tonyvela123]

In case you did not know, "The Green Mile" and "Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption" were novellas written by Stephen King and turned into movies. A great author... his book "It" and many more were also turned into a movies. Love watching your reactions.

[@eddiemalone8079]

You have soft heart. I admire you.

[@erwinamesz7642]

Thank you Dasha for an amazing reaction. This was a hell of an emotional ride.

[@justinlaboy6837]

the utter devastation on Dasha's face when mr. jingles died...

[@83gemm]

And even SHE has harsh words for Percy. I was curious to see how she’d react to him because she’s so naturally kind. But everyone hates Percy. My theory is we are afraid of Wild Bill because he is chaos, but we despise Percy because we ALL know someone like him in our real lives.

[@scooter9192]

I just love the way you say "Adorable"

[@cypresswalnuts7644]

Great movie iv watched it a half dozen times. RIP Michael Dunkin Clarke an angel in the movie and now an angel in reality.

[@fastecp1]

Another great Stephen King movie, and what a roller coaster of emotions! and whatever actor played Percy Wetmore must be good because he sure had my blood boiling, I don't know how old Dasha is but it always amazes me how sharp she is! this is another excellent reaction.

[@trevorross1600]

I love watching a pure soul react to this film. I’m a fan. Thank you

[@johnwriter8234]

Dasha .. wonderful!! (My Momma had a brain tumor 15 years ago ..operation was sucessful..she die 5 years ago)

[@Roadstar1602]

I haven't started watching you video yet but I know you're going to be bawling your eyes out. I'm a 49-year-old man who has seen this about 10 times and I still cry.

[@INSANEhs]

This is such a great movie. I already know you're gonna cry :)

[@FollowingGhost]

Michael Jeter was from my hometown he was an excellent actor. RIP both Michaels.

[@DaveTingwaldd]

Everyone always exclaims "LT Dan!!" His name is Gary Sinise. lol

[@captainchaos3667]

Fuck, I can't even watch a reaction to this without crying. Stephen King is a genius, and so was Michael Clarke Duncan.

[@knockoutking3764]

I am watching and crying with you.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

Dasha of Russia Reacts I'm glad I found your channel, you are such a beautiful and sweet soul.

[@RonnieG]

Off the top. I haven't cried good in 5 years. If you cry on this I'm gonna have to start my streak over.

[@NerdJared]

"Dead Man Walkin" was a common call on death row back in the 20s-40s.

[@mr.garfieldman9797]

The saying It will make your blood Curdle it just means. It will make you not believe what you are hearing because it is so scary. So it basically means it will make you freak out and get scared. Also May West was a Actress from the 1930's and very beautiful I have Heard. I never have seen any of her movies i just know about her as an actress.

[@AwaisQadri1]

John Coffey was played by the actor Michael Clarke Duncan, he passed away and Tom Hanks gave a great speech in his funeral

[@brom00]

Love your reactions and comments about the films you watch, Dasha. Gary Sinise and Hanks made three films together, Gump, Green Mile, and the one I don't think you reacted to yet, Apollo 13. That is also a great watch.

[@adarael]

Seconding Apollo 13. Both a triumph of NASA IRL, and a triumph of filmmaking.

[@troythompson1768]

When she reacted to Saving Private Ryan, I made a comment suggesting she should also watch Forrest Gump, The Green Mile, and Apollo 13. Now that she has since (by chance, I presume) reacted to two of those, I most certainly stand in favor of her seeing the third.

[@RedLP5000S]

One of the guards was the sharp shooter in Saving Private Ryan as well.

[@robspore5046]

Whew! Two tear jerker movies in one week. Good reaction videos. Thank you.

[@richardmead5969]

love your reactions. so empathetic. you feel the same as I did when saw the movie and read the books. thanks

[@realcourte]

This movie is quite an experience... First time I saw it, I cried too. We all cried!

[@anthonyberry3923]

I really love your reactions. And as much as The Green Mile breaks my heart, it's even harder watching you cry. But, I appreciate that you're reactions are so genuine. It helps remind me that there are still good people in the world. Thank you for that.

[@KarlUrbahn]

Oh Dasha, you are such a lovely young lady. Keep blessing us with your reactions! Much love from New Zealand!

[@jeffelliott7353]

It's touchingly amusing how everyone seems embarrassed to cry for such a movie. I am a jaded, cynical 62-year old who has seen this beautiful film a dozen times and I bawl through it every time.

[@barblessable]

MAE WEST was a sexy comedic actress in th1930S, HER Catch phrase was "come up and see me sometime when I've got nothin' on but the radio " lol.

[@P5YKHOTIK]

Great Reaction Video ‼️ Michael Duncan was so happy to be in a movie with Tom Hanks ❤️.

[@just2coolkk]

i knew why i dont watch this in 8 days. but i love Dashas reactions. happy, funny, sad .. its always credible.

[@MegaTurkeylips]

I cried along with you Dasha and I've seen this movie many times. Magnificent review. I new how my sweet Dasha would react.

[@kimcat3760]

I cried watching you cry‼️. Great reaction! ❤️fromOregon🇺🇸

[@jonathanspahn7308]

This is such a beautiful movie, but also very hard to get through. It is still one of my favorite movies ever. You were very brave to get through it and I'm happy that you watched it. I cry every time, so much meaning in the story. Thank you for reacting 🥰

[@gehtdichnixan613]

same, one of the best movies but i watch it very rarely for good reason

[@theamazingfidget5514]

I think Green Mile is one of the best movies ever made.

[@lelandc9763]

I always took percey suggesting the cigar box as him being happy bc someone was afraid of him. Dale says "please don't hurt him", then Percy shows some humanity. Its short lived of course, but how I always interpreted it. Goes with the power trip personality

[@Sentinel3D]

Percy wanted him in a box so he could capture him

[@lelandc9763]

@@Sentinel3D then why didn't he? He didn't stomp the mouse until after Dale laughed at him for pissing on himself

[@brandenharvey9817]

I never thought about that before.

[@Sentinel3D]

@@lelandc9763 Probably never had the opportunity. He wouldn't go in that cell by himself. He was a coward, and probably couldn't go in a cell without another guard present. He would have waited until Del was dead.

[@lelandc9763]

@@Sentinel3D its possible, but feel like that would be a scene they'd include (percent trying to steal the cigar box). The whole movie is a lesson on mental health, so I just look st it from that perspective

[@lelandc9763]

Amazing movie. Amazing reaction. Grew up binge watching this and forrest gump lol

[@henrylang6929]

The black and white movie in the movie is called Top Hat. Made in 1935 starring Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Edward Everett Horton and Helen Broderick.

[@ChrisDavis-dt6xx]

John Coffey is a miracle for God

[@leewinstead917]

When I said seeing your heart touched was the best part I didn’t mean you should seek out the most heartbreaking movies I like seeing you laugh too

[@BlueShadow777]

The black/white movie clip both at the beginning and later in the film is of Fed Astaire and Ginger Rogers singing and dancing to the song “Cheek To Cheek”. The film is ‘TOP HAT’ (1935). Excellent film… worth reacting to.

[@DavidGBrooks]

Brilliant movie but sure is a tear jerker

[@t43iavmoi]

The thing I recall hearing about Mae West is that during World War 2 allied Sailors nicknamed their life jackets a Mae West. One of her memorable catchphrases is 'Come up and see me sometime'.

[@gamesman0118]

Don't feel bad about your tears. Very few people get through this movie dry-eyed. It shows your empathy.

[@David_C_83]

You're so adorable when you laugh, it's a nice change with all the crying too, I feel like you've had your share of crying in all the reactions you've done! Definitely one of my favorite movies even if I always cry at the end. I guess when you watch Tom Hanks movies one after the other it's hard to not think of the other characters, was so cool of you to think of Lieutenant Dan, and the two have done other movies together too. Even that other guy with a family, he was the sniper in Saving Private Ryan. Thanks for reacting to this :)

[@jimk2099]

Dasha, you enjoy Tom Hanks films so much, I would like to recommend "A League of Their Own". It is much more light-hearted than the other Hanks films you have seen, but still heart-warming.

[@stephenlackey5852]

One of the greatest movies ever made

[@Anfa18]

Pretty much everything in Tom Hanks' filmography is great, Splash, Big, Turner and Hooch, Philadelphia, Toy Story movies, You've Got Mail, Catch Me If You Can, The Da Vinci Code and many others.

[@haseulibae7083]

If you noticed, when Percy was given the flies vs spitting out the flies, so much more went into him and less came out. It was almost an equilibrium moment, he took the evil out of Percy and made him just a living being.

[@naomiwarner7117]

He poured that Tumar from the dying wife into Percy, Percy shot and killed Wild Bill, that actually killed the 2 little girls!

[@denisedinwiddie9543]

Mae West was a wonderful movie actress back in the black white film days. Come up and see me sometime was one of her famous lines. Really enjoy your truthful reactions.

[@karna3588]

You have a very pure heart. It was hard to watch you cry so much :( Bless your soul. ♥️

[@Cwebbussenterprise]

I wish I were there to give Dasha a comforting hug.