The mother of the three sisters may be the soul character.
Several contradictory personalities that appear and disappear in her body are transformed into Karin, Agnes and Maria. It can also be said that the three sisters may be different personalities of the same person. Most of the time, facing different situations, they take turns to play. No one can see each other. Only the hard conditions cause the three parties to exist at the same time, which leads to confusion, embarrassment, Touch, excitement, conflict, after the intense, hurried away.
Mother, went to the park alone to find her peace and loneliness. At this time, she was like Karin.
Holding Maria in front of the lively shadow play and laughing happily, when she was carefree, she was another Maria.
In the trance of returning to God, can I understand each other with Agnes.
Agnes, a tragic character. She doesn't have a very obvious personality, all her energy is to feel around, and to appreciate and think in her heart. She was able to know her mother so deeply in childhood, to understand the parts of her mother that were similar to herself, the parts of her frustration that were similar to her mother and Karin, and the parts of Maria.
She loves her mother so much, but she can't get close to her. After her mother left, she hoped to get close to the two-thirds of the mother's debris - "On Wednesday, September 3, Karin and Maria came to visit me, . , I looked at them, the people I liked were all by my side,... In just a few minutes, I felt happiness and the fulfillment of my life." With this diary, such a moment has become a part of Agnes' life. The best moment.
I think Agnes's pain is inseparable from her delicate thinking and keen feeling. She has been living in the manor where she grew up, and the only people around her are Anna. In a simple environment, she still thinks too many things, so much that her mind and body are overwhelmed. It is very likely that the same was true of her mother's death.
Such superior thinking power will multiply her feelings, a little happiness is enough to fill her with sunshine, and a sporadic sense of loss will be like a heavy blow. Just like when she was happy, Maria, who simply and straightforwardly pursued what she wanted, was unrestrained. And Karin, who is always in a low period, seems to know that she will hit a wall when she asks for anything from the outside world, so she wraps herself up and doesn't let others approach.
Karin feels that if there is expectation, there will be harm. If she is already at a low point, she will definitely not be worse than now. She made a shell out of black clothes, wrapping herself layer after layer (the clip of Anna helping her change), and the fragments of the red wine glass and Maria's approach repeatedly probed her. Her deep-seated insecurities drove Maria to tears, and Maria, who seemed powerless to fight back, finally let her guard down. This is no less than a major change in her life for Karin, even greater than her marriage, because her original character and attitude towards life were torn apart.
For Maria, this may be nothing, maybe just at the moment when the second sister died, she needed closeness, company, and emotional support. When her husband was not there, the doctor, her old lover, rejected her courtship. Madam is just a choice. Maria's character is the best to understand, everything is her toy, everything is for fun. She wants it, she gets it, it's that simple. Her world has been like this since she was a child. There is no darkness, no sadness, and no bad things. So when she saw her husband self-harm and saw the tragic condition of her second sister, her reaction was to run away and leave the terrible things. Maria will always be the happy and smiling child in her mother's arms, which is what a mother wants to be most.
It is conceivable that Maria's indifferent attitude at parting will certainly anger the eldest sister. In Maria's world, someone should comfort me, but the eldest sister feels that she has made an unprecedented sacrifice.
Besides Anna, Anna's status cannot be equal to the three sisters, not only the difference between master and maid, but also in symbolic meaning. The three sisters are spiritually the three components of a mother, and for Agnes, she loves her mother, but never gets her love. The maternal love she had hoped for, in action, was given to her by Anna. She is a patient, like a baby, and Anna takes care of all aspects of her diet, just like a mother. In the end, when Agnes' soul was about to go out, Anna held her in her arms as a mother.
That's all I can think of for a while. Refill if there is any.
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