My darling, Freddie, a moment ago I know exactly what I want to say to you. ..I have run through this letter in my mind so often.I wanted to compose something eloquent, but the words just do not seem to be there ....I think because this time, I might really do want to die...
This story really made me cry. Five stars.
Two timelines are interspersed - the heroine's current dark emotional line, and the timeline of her previous marriage life and her love with Freedie.
One day in 1950, the dim street lights shone into the dark room, and the heroine curled up motionless on the blanket on the ground. This dark variety seems to indicate that the relationship between the heroine and the hero is fruitless. Hithern is really charming. His smile makes feminists abandon identity, marriage, morality, dignity, and even life without hesitation. The two of them have inconsistent understanding of love and expected results, and inconsistent values, and their future is destined to end in a breakup.
The heroine can be said to be a pilgrim of love. From relying on a cautious British traditional family, to rebelling against love without passion, to bravely abandoning the old tradition to pursue love, to giving up dignity and life to protect love, to finally accepting the end of inappropriate love, her journey has been difficult, But brave. The male protagonist she regarded as life has left, but she will definitely be able to live a good life in the future, dignified and thoughtful.
I really like the symbolism in the movie. The windows, open and closed, reflect the changing hearts of people. In the film, at first, the heroine closes the window, which is disappointment, despair, and closure; at the end, the heroine opens the window, accepts the truth, accepts the sunshine, and walks towards a new life. The color of the heroine's clothes, dark colors represent dull old despair, and light colors at the end represent positive new ideas.
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