In the afterlife, are you willing to choose to be a princess?

Makenna 2022-04-19 09:01:42

The video of Roman Holiday was given to us by the English teacher in class, and everyone sat together to watch it attentively. After reading it, I remembered a sentence of the heroine with a strong voice: Thank you! That is what she is used to saying, which makes people feel his kindness and innocence. Although she has beauty, status, and wealth, she has lost her freedom, love, and happiness. This is the reason for her sadness. She has the responsibility to all the people, but who understands her and tolerates her.
I can't help thinking: how many people envy her supreme rights and luxurious life, how many people sympathize with her sorrow and her loneliness, and how many people sigh the helplessness of life.
Therefore, I would like to say to those who are jealous: Don’t be greedy for a moment of infatuation and let life become emptiness and dimness. Only with love in your heart will your heart be warmed forever; I want to say to those who are patient and helpless, face reality calmly, Your sacrifice will bring happiness to more people, thus earning their respect and gratitude. Your life, on the other hand, is full of abundance.
No need to sigh, just smile, now can you answer my question: in the afterlife, would you choose to be a princess?

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Extended Reading
  • Carter 2021-11-13 08:01:23

    Both inside and outside the play are dreams

  • Alexandrine 2022-03-21 09:01:40

    Because of this classic that Hepburn chased, I feel that the male protagonist is a very routine person

Roman Holiday quotes

  • Joe Bradley: Now, come on. You're not that drunk.

    Princess Ann: [laughing] If you're so smart I'm not drunk at all. I'm just being

    [her head falls against his chest]

    Princess Ann: verrrrry haaaappy...

  • Joe Bradley: Would you like a cup of coffee?

    Princess Ann: What time is it?

    Joe Bradley: About one thirty.

    Princess Ann: One thirty! I must get dressed and go!

    Joe Bradley: *Why*. What's your hurry? There's lots of time.

    Princess Ann: No, there isn't, and I've been quite enough trouble to you as it is.

    Joe Bradley: Trouble?... You're not what I'd call trouble.

    Princess Ann: [she smiles] I'm not?

    Joe Bradley: I'll run a bath for you.