"I don't understand why there is Don't you just say it?" a female student asked.
Melinda lowered her head and drew a woman with an "S" on her chest on the notebook.
For some reason, this is one of the most impressive images in the movie. I think the movie itself is full of symbolism. Apple. Turkey. Confined small space. There are trees running through it. Obviously, the director is imitating Hawthorne. When the theme of expression is too heavy, he uses symbolism to obscure and reduce the psychological pressure of the protagonist and the audience.
There are a lot of Melinda's inner monologues in the film, which is in stark contrast to her silence in real life. Her lonely appearance is so similar to ours. May I ask, don’t we also gradually take silence for granted? Or angry because of disdain, or sad because of shame. Or because of the unspeakable secret in my heart.
But in the final analysis, silence is due to too much pain.
dont you agree.
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