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Edna 2022-04-14 09:01:07
Emma
"Emma" is a novel, roughly about a woman who was originally keen to help out and almost ruined her own happiness.
"Peacock Town" is a film about the experience of a woman who did not exist from her entry to the world. Emma in this film clearly knows what she is doing and who is in the hands of... -
Muhammad 2022-04-14 09:01:07
Peacock Town: Not actionable.
In terms of psychopathology, the movie is absolutely perfect. Whether it's Honey's "true, real, and ideal" personality structure, or Freud's perspective on childhood trauma, or simply the "self-annihilation, self-deception, and self-reconciliation" of endings— It was all successful. If you want to...
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Jerad 2022-04-17 09:01:13
Emma, she's not my wife (she's myself, my mom). When Cillian Murphy's women's outfit comes out, who will compete. The plot is of the same origin with the mentally ill, and there is no suspense. Once upon a time there was John, and after the death of the evil mother, he and herself began a happy and harmonious schizophrenic life. Until one day the train derailed and derailed his life.
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Elyse 2022-04-17 09:01:13
The seemingly curious plot is actually very old-fashioned, and the thin story can only be continued by Cillian Murphy's pseudo-girl model, but it is a pity that the luxurious cast.
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[first lines]
Mother: [in overlapping voices and moods like memories] I'm doing this because I love you. John. You know what happens... I warned you. I warned you, John. This is what you'll turn into. I warned you. Don't talk to anyone. Why would you keep things from me! Look at me. Look at me, John. Look at me. John! Don't look at me unless I tell you to. You ruined it. Don't talk to anyone. Don't talk to anyone. Don't you keep things from me! I'm doing this because I love you. Don't move a muscle unless I tell you.
Mother: I don't love you any more.
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John: She's not the boss of me!
