“The White Lotus” Season 3: Sam Rockweell is already Mimi

White Lotus He was never afraid to go to some strange places, but we are not sure of a “stranger” summarizing the monologue presented by the character of Sam Rokuel Frank in episode 5.

Frank in Bangkok as an old friend of Lotus White Rick (Walton Gugs) gave us the latter, while he sought the hotel’s owner, Sri Lake (Lake Patravadi) and her husband Jim Holinger.

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The two meet in a pub, where Frank Rick gives a mysterious bag before discussing the newly discovered sobriety. The discussion leads to Frank’s explanation of how it became sober, which led to the delivery of a monologue in which he describes – in detail both graphs and attacks significantly – how he came to stop drinking.

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“When I got here, oh, I was like a child in a sweets store,” says Frank, the dead. “If you get money, there are no attachments, nothing to do. The parties have started. It has become wild.”

This is largely the only part of the monologue that is mysterious PG mysteriously, and the full continues for several minutes. It is the type of monologue that can only be summarized with the expression of the face, and fortunately Rick’s face says everything.