This Beautiful Fantastic

This Beautiful Fantastic Poster

This Beautiful Fantastic story is about Bella Brown (Jessica Brown Findlay), who was abandoned, momentarily raised by ducks, found by a lunatic who enjoys hypothermia, grown up to fear flora and obsessed with order.  Also about her neighbor Alfred Stephenson (Tom Wilkinson), an old rich man.

Eating at the exact time, one toothbrush for each day of week, wearing like going to a funeral and checking the locked door over and over; but with those, how she could be late for work is beyond me.

Girl meets boy, girl likes the boy and vice versa, typically and certainly, Bella and Billy (Jeremy Irvine) are just two oddballs meant to collide.

Then the garden trouble came, and that's why she feared of plants.  If not, that garden wouldn't be neglected, it would be ridiculously and meticulously planted and maintained, well, probably just lawn with diamond patterned mowing.  In other word, it would be a boring garden and this would be renamed to This Boring Dull.

The garden brought the two neighbors and the whole story together, I really like Alfred's story when he was telling her and tried to get her sorry-ass out of bed.  I was hoping On Discovering a Garden by Arthur Mildmay would be a real book, but it's not.  Fictionally, it was written by his old friend, also his lover, Rose Milton.

Perhaps, how he became such grumpy and heartless old man was because of his loss of Rose.  As he said, he saw the seeds of passion of life in her, that must have remind him of Rose, and he changed.

Vernon (Andrew Scott), interesting single father with two daughters, he seemed to have some grasps at law, but he was also a great cook and a catalyst, if it wasn't him to budge into Bella's house and made a mess—by her standard of order—she might not even have such transformation in the end.

The story of Luna, the mechanical bird which Billy invented, was her story.  Like in the story, Alfred the Traveler gave Bella the Luna a push, and she finally can see the world the way she supposed to be seeing.

So, where can we sign up for the membership of Adopted Duck Society?