I don't think Zampano loves Jessomina, even though the rude, numb man is sobbing at the beach. I don't think there is any redemption either, he is being punished. I don't think the man who plays the violin loves Jessomina, he's only occasionally romantic, not even romantic, he just lives his life, plays the violin, walks a tightrope, and waits to die young. We don't know how many necklaces he once had and how many Jesominas he gave.
I remember two episodes the most. One is that Jesomina decided to refuse the invitation to the circus and followed Zampano to leave the night. She had a conversation with the piano player, "You may not believe that everything in this world is useful. ."; The second is a dialogue with the convent nun, "You see we are all traveling, you follow your husband, I follow myself."
Life is hard. But it has already given you too many hints. Jesomina was never persuaded and bound, she died on her own. The road is so wide, but I narrow it myself. All roads lead to Rome. We are already in Rome, but we cannot find the way.
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