Tim Bouton's 'Corpse Bride', as the gray he likes always,exactly the same as 'Edwood Scissorhand'，'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'..., it is the gray that you cannot tell the color.

Morning street, gray sky,the shopkeeper cleaning the windoe as usual, passages say hello as usual.

A Gray drawing room, Victor's beautiful tweedle made the first met with Victoria, two young man talked with heart.

 In the church, Victor can't say the vow correctly, the father was pique that Victor was told to practice it. He was wandering to an sepulcher without any sence, at the monent he said the vow exactitude and put the ring to something like a branch, well, actually it was a finger of a corpse, she came out, the corpse bride. Her wedding dress was wave to and fro, so elegant like KinSishan in the Myth.

 The first time that Victor came to the ghostdom, the bones acted an orthodox jazz which i think was great.

When everybody knows that Victor was in the ghostdom and married to a corpse bride, Mr and Mrs decided to marry their daught to Load Barkis.

At the wedding party, the food was so hard, the tone at the table was cold, and people getting asleep like the color. Suddently, green comes to the room, who's that, hehe, relax, it's the corpse, their apperance make the town pitch-dark. But they just want to give Victor and Emily a right wedding.

Load Barkis turns out to be the murder who killed Emily years ago.

At last, the corpse bride give up the mind to marry to Victor. She became hundreds of butterfly to the beautiful moon.

This time gray makes a good ending, not like Edwood.