There is not much to analyze in the second episode. The son defeated the officer with Russian stubbornness and intransigence.
The first plot:
Some revelations about the Russian nation:
From the outside, it is incomparable with the gentleman style of Britain and France, giving people a vaguely rude and uncivilized feeling.
Spiritual: Idealistic, spiritual. Russians tend to want the body to follow the soul, regardless of reality. There is ancient chivalry, masculinity, the defense of honor. Sincere and honest.
Example: The officer drinks, the hero fights, the maid follows the master to Siberia.
Anglo-American culture and Russian culture collide:
women interact with officers: persuading them to drink is so easy, Russians really don’t understand American humor, and if they ask Americans, they will go back with humor.
Women and Male Protagonists: Different Views on Spirit and Flesh. (The time of the sex) The hero can't understand that what the woman said to the general is just a show, even though he knows the experience of the woman.
Women after learning that the hero is in prison: Treat it rationally. I tried all kinds of ways, but it didn't work in the end. I would get married, and through tortuous ways, I finally arrived in Siberia. The hero's mother just cried, and the maid went to Siberia with him.
The woman goes to visit the hero: the jailer does not accept money. . .
Film Two Images; The
Siberian Barber: The Central Image. Origin (the machine) and end (the barber went to Siberia).
The train: a symbol of the impermanence of fate. The place where the hero and heroine meet and separate.
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