Telling the truth, what moved me the most was that Betty finally broke through the barriers of traditional concepts and the shackles of ideas instilled in her by her mother. A woman should not only have a family and her husband. Divorced, she finally breaks free and wants to pursue her own life. The latter part of the portrait looking at the Mona Lisa asks: She is smiling, is she happy? watch me cry.
Although I am a little regretful that a girl as good as Joan did not go to Yale Law School and chose to get married, it is everyone's choice after all. And Connie bravely ventured into the boys' dormitory to find it, too. Girls have the right to pursue what they want instead of doing what they are supposed to do.
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