Lisco's American Life

There is a reason why Sir Bell treats Lisko with such a warm attitude. Although the two people had a different relationship before, as a man with a high status in the British local forces, Sir Bell and Lisko's mentor have always been together. They all maintain relatively close contact. On the one hand, they can rely on each other in this society, and at the same time, it is a good expansion of the social circle.

For these successful people, the friendliness and friendship of any person who has the same status as themselves will be a very significant improvement to their own strength. There are many things that seem very small in their own eyes. If they are in these things The above provides help to the other party, and the friendship between the two people will become better and better. In the end, they will be able to get help from the other party when they encounter some difficulties. This is the greatest use of the personal network.

Therefore, Sir Bell's attitude towards Lisko at the beginning has always been that as an elder, he favors a junior who is more optimistic. It is completely nonsense to say how much he wants to achieve a better relationship with Lisko. After all, as an elder himself He also has his own self-esteem and dignity. To please or fawn over like a junior is something he has always resisted doing.

Furthermore, even if he wants to maintain a better liaison relationship with the other party, or wants to ask for something from the other party, he only needs to establish a good relationship with the other party's mentor, and then he will achieve his goal. On the one hand, he knows very well that Lisko can The main support for maintaining a relatively detached status in the circle is the network of relationships carefully woven by the mentors behind you. As long as you maintain a relatively good relationship with the other person's mentor, even if you have any problems that need to be brought to the other person's head, You will definitely get different treatment instead of rejecting it directly.

It is precisely because of this mentality that the previous relationship between Sir Bell and Lisko was a normal relationship between an ordinary elder and an outstanding back. There was nothing too surprising about it, and neither party even cared too much about it. The relationship between.

Until the last time Sir Bell wanted to buy the copyright of Liske, after careful research, he found that Liske's work is the most suitable for the current changes in the British film and television industry. On the one hand, it has a huge fan base, and on the other hand Because the other party's work itself also contains a lot of profound research on literature and art, if it is actually photographed, it will be welcomed and recognized by many people.

When encountering this problem, the first thing Sir Bell naturally looked for was Lisko's mentor. He wanted to seek help from him, so that he could obtain the copyright of Lisko's works at the minimum cost. Faced with Sir Bell's visit to his mentor, he naturally I was very happy, but when it came to the right question, the instructor immediately refused without any delay.

The reason for rejection also made Sir Bell very helpless. On the one hand, he was just a mentor and did not have too strict requirements and restrictions on his disciples. To put it simply, no matter what kind of literature his disciples encountered, Questions, or the price of selling your own things to others, are not within the jurisdiction of your mentor. After all, private property is sacred and inviolable.

On the other hand, it is also because the current mentor respects Li Sco's views very much. On the one hand, he is the only one of his many disciples who is close to his heart. On the other hand, it is also because among so many of his disciples,

, only Lisko could really go further and further on the road of literature and truly reach the level of a literary giant. The other disciples either devoted themselves to the struggle for power or changed industries.

The attitude towards Lisko is completely different from the mentor's treatment of other disciples. Not to mention that the mentor himself loves Lisko very much, and even regards him as an extension of his consciousness on the literary path. The other person can replace him in this work.

The path of literature goes further and further. Furthermore, when meeting such a talented disciple, the mentor will naturally not betray him for a little profit, on some things that he doesn't like very much.

Forced. In this form, it will naturally cause certain damage and damage to the originally perfect relationship between the mentor and Lisko. If this kind of consciousness accumulates for a long time, it will also create an indelible bond between the two people.

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So I didn't think much about it at all. When Sir Bell proposed it for the first time, the tutor directly explained all the reasons, and said that it was due to the inconvenience of his status in this matter, so he couldn't be of any help at all.

And he wanted to avoid participating in the communication between two people about this kind of thing as much as possible.

Although Sir Bell was very helpless in this matter, he also showed full understanding. Just because this matter was not done, the originally good friendship between him and his mentor could not be broken. This was a bit...

A small loss is a big loss. Furthermore, this matter itself is that I have too high requirements. Liske's potential is not a hidden message in the entire industry. The other party thinks of the mentor with envy.

, so it is impossible for the other party to force such an outstanding disciple for such a trivial matter.

Since there was no way to go from this direction, Sir Bell immediately changed his original idea and found a more suitable and appropriate opportunity. He successfully met with Lisko and then used a

In a pitiful or weak manner, he asked Lisko for help. The other party just thought about it briefly and agreed to his request. He directly granted the adaptation copyright that he had firmly held in his hand to him, and treated him with the same attitude.

He has always been very respectful.

Sir Bell was very overjoyed about this matter, because in his previous expectation, even if he could really win the other party's copyright grant, he would definitely have to pay a lot of price. After all, for a writer of Lisko's level, he has already

There is no shortage of anything, whether it is money or other things, for Lisko, it has reached a point of dispensability.

However, the other party still agreed to his request as soon as he asked. In addition to considering that he has a good relationship with the other party's mentor, on the other hand, he may also respect his current status in the circle and want to maintain a good relationship.

A relatively good relationship. Since he has taken advantage of this, Sir Bell must find a way to make up for it as much as possible from other places. He has lived in the industry for most of his life, and he is definitely not the type to pressurize and take advantage of his younger generations.

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