It is not an exaggeration to say that the love between Roy and Mara is due to the war. If there is no war, there will not necessarily be an encounter on the bridge. Even after the acquaintance, it will not be ordered so quickly due to the urgency of time. engagement. It is precisely because of the war that their feelings have suffered so much hardships and setbacks, so that in the end, heaven and man are forever separated. Mara, who fell into the dust because of the war, has been interpreted by Vivien, and her kindness, beauty, weakness, and innocence are undoubtedly revealed. But it is such a girl who makes people have no reason not to pity and love, and was finally driven to a dead end by the war, ending the humiliation with death. The poignant beauty that flashed on her face as she walked peacefully toward death on the Waterloo Bridge made the audience feel heartbroken.
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In the famous Scottish song "Friendship Forever", Roy and Mara's love came to an end.
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