Floating Dream|My Cousin Rachel: Some Reasons Not to Fall in Love with the Younger

My Cousin Rachel, literally translated my cousin Rachel, is known as the pinnacle of Daphne Du Maurier, the most famous British female writer of the last century. It is sublimated and refined in Chinese and translated into Dream of Floating Life, forming a series with Daphne's other classic Butterfly Dream. Exquisite plot design and complex character emotions made the novel appear on the screen in 1952 and 2017. Daphne's work loves to name the core female characters, but portrays them from the perspective of others, whether it is Rebecca in the butterfly dream or Rachel in the floating dream. They are often radiant, beautiful appearance, charming conversation easily capture the love of the people around them, but also easily ignite the hatred of the people around them.

As the protagonist of the narrative, the young Philip grew up in a masculine home. Although his parents died early, he was raised by his wealthy cousin since he was a child. He attended a first-class public school and did not worry about food and clothing. Even his future wife was roughly locked in the godfather's place. daughter Louis. He is still a child who is mentally ignorant and easily influenced by emotions. When he first learned about Ambrose's marriage, he was happy for him and jealous for Rachel's intervention. Later, when he learned of the news of his cousin's death, he immediately believed that Rachel was the murderer, and even created an image of an ugly wicked woman in his mind. . And the moment he saw Rachel, he fell in love with her again.

When he loves her, he can ignore all the rumors and bad facts from the outside world, only her in his eyes, and he can't wait to take off the moon from the sky and give it to her. And when he was frustrated in love, he was so ruthless, letting unprovoked gossip destroy his trust and love for Rachel, and her every move was alienated from angelic purity to demonic horror.

The love of young people is raging, and there is no room for waiting. As for Rachel, aside from her good and evil, as an independent woman who has a clear understanding of her own needs and an accurate definition of life, she will not easily jump into the vigorous melting pot of love.

The new version emphasizes Rachel's side as an independent mature woman, reduces her aggression, and softens her slickness. Philip, on the other hand, strengthened his youthful spirit, being pure and naive, doing whatever he wanted, loving you to the point of disregarding his life, hating you to the point of unscrupulousness. When the rhythm of love does not match, the result will only add tragedy.

Rachel, my torment, the blessed torment.

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