Is the heroine really not as lovable as the female partner?

Reva 2022-04-03 09:01:12

After reading a lot of movie reviews, I feel like I have something to say. This is my first time writing a long review, so please bear with me if there are grammatical errors.

I would like to talk mainly about the female lead and female supporting role.

The biggest controversy is that the heroine stole other people's admission places. Looking at the cause, the rich girl threw the heroine's mother a relic after humiliating the heroine, and the admission notice happened to be in front of the heroine. Then if someone insults you and hurts the thing you care about most in your life, for example, someone looks down on you and then taunts you, and threw the cat that has been with you since childhood from the third floor. Although the cat is not dead, Must go to hospital. And less than a few minutes later, there happened to be an opportunity to get revenge on the person who hurt your cat. Would you think rationally should you do it? Obviously, the heroine will not, anger and grievance, a chance for revenge and a chance to realize her dream. It's not right for the heroine to do this because it's stealing! But at that time, wasn't it normal? (If anyone threw my cat off the third floor, I would be so angry that I wanted to kill her...) We can understand, but we can't forgive. At this time, the heroine begins to lose her "self".

When it was revealed later, the heroine said, "I'm Felicity, from an orphanage, I didn't mean to hurt Camille, I just wanted to dance too much." I frowned when I heard it for the first time, because it was too insincere, you are not Why did you intentionally commit theft and still not confess it to others? Have to wait until the last thing to be revealed before speaking out. Say something unintentional? Later, I read it again, and I understood a little. The classes that existed at that time, the nobles and the commoners, the poor and the rich, were the only chance that was stolen. Did she have the courage to take the initiative to find Camille to admit it? Growing up in an orphanage, she dared not. Timely because of anger and desire to do wrong, but the heroine chooses to be wrong until she is exposed. When she said I didn't mean it, she was referring to the wrong decision she made with anger at the beginning. She didn't mean it. The last half of the sentence "I want to dance so much" explains why she didn't take the initiative to admit it. Felicity didn't apologize, and neither did Camille for her arrogant behavior. (Judging from the film, for the heroine, no one taught her these principles; for the heroine, she was raised crooked by her mother, and there is no apology for this kind of behavior. You can refer to what the prince said to the hero. If so, what kind of beggars, filth, etc., you can get a glimpse of the attitude of the nobles to the commoners in France at that time)

Then came the opportunity given by the choreographer. The heroine is indeed willing to work hard for her dream and is full of love. But vanity defeated her again, and further lost her "self". Because of the praise of the prince, she slackened on the last day, and scolded her teacher (I was also very angry about this, I felt like a wolf), and expressed to his bamboo horse. "A face of shame", the scene I saw after returning to my teacher's house was a bit self-inflicted. The heroine's vanity almost made her lose everything, friendship, kindness (and the audience's goodwill towards her hard work and hard work) OVO)

The heroine's actions made her pay the price she deserved. Lose everything and go back to the orphanage .

After returning to the orphanage, she began to settle, and then she found herself. Train hard every day and never relax. Finally, no longer run away, face yourself. Apologize for my behavior and Bamboo Horse: "I'm sorry I treated him like that, I'm so stupid, I don't know what to do, and I'm rude"; Apologize to my teacher: "Actually, I need you", "I'm sorry, I miss you so much". ...and then there's the fight dance. Camille went up and took away the music box of the heroine's mother, and wanted to throw it away. After reflection, he said that he should use more force to break it. What are you talking about, are you afraid of being humiliated by me? (emmmm.....so equality education really has to start from the dolls, it is the biggest sadness to be wrong and not knowing what to do, look at what the female partner's mother has taught the female partner?) The heroine stopped her and said: " Don't make the same mistake a second time" (I saw the heroine's growth in this part) and then there is a dance fight, the dance process is okay, Camille's technique is a bit inferior, Camille has that strength, but still To pull Felicity's hair, push Felicity... (how to say, I don't understand why you have the strength to do this)... Later, Felicity conquered everyone with a big jump, Including Camille, because Camille can't do a big jump even if he has a good technique, Camille later admitted that Felicity should be allowed to jump, congratulations to the heroine, handshake, smile and eyes on his face after hugging Changes reflect mutual forgiveness. (Please note: the heroine has not apologized for stealing, and the supporting actress has not apologized for attempting to damage the relic a second time). For Camille, this is a kind of courage. She has been rigorously trained since she was a child, but she is no better than a little girl in an orphanage who has not practiced for a long time? Camille went from being arrogant and despising, to recognizing Felicity's strength, and finally preventing her mother from taking revenge on Felicity. The transformation is fascinating. In the end, the heroine realized her dream, and the supporting actress also got a legitimate opportunity to study at school (the invitation letter that Felicity stole was through the back door, and the supporting actress and her mother often ate together with the principal...) In short, everyone is happy ending.

Then let's talk about what I think I want to complain about, that is, the whole people (except the villains) help the heroine, especially the prince makes me feel unreasonable, why does a prince and a noble just treat a commoner differently? Then there is the big jump, the beauty is really beautiful.... So many steps, how painful... Maybe this is the way of animation movies.

This animation actually weakens the conflict of rights between the nobles and the commoners at that time, which is a bit beautiful... If it is realistic, the moment the heroine stole the opportunity and was discovered, the heroine was destined to stay in prison. For a lifetime. In other words, in a darker heart, the nobles will not apologize for their humiliation to the heroine, thinking that the heroine is really ignorant and vicious, using the power in their hands to operate in the dark, breaking the heroine's legs and letting her live, but Lost the chance to pursue your dreams.

This story has made me see growth, whether it is the growth of the heroine or the growth of the female supporting cast. The heroine went from a commoner girl in an orphanage, stealing opportunities that did not belong to her, lying, vanity, escaping... to finally face it calmly and apologize (speaking of this, the heroine still needs an apology from the female partner), Find yourself and keep fighting for your dreams. The female supporting role is from a noble girl, arrogant, obedient (to her mother), wrong and ignorant (humiliating the heroine and damaging the relic), to finally letting go of her arrogance and being brave (dare to admit that the heroine is better than herself, after all, a noble and a commoner) , the thought of contempt was instilled from childhood), thoughtful (finally tried to stop her mother's revenge against the heroine)

Finally, let me answer the first question I asked: Does the heroine really have no female partner to please? Personally, yes. We say that the fault of the female supporting role is all her mother's fault, and her mother raised her crookedly, so she hurt others recklessly, but she doesn't feel ashamed, everything is her mother's fault. Can you really say that? The heroine has no one to blame, so who is to blame? Blame the society, blame the orphanage? She can only blame herself, she was born not to understand these truths.

Fortunately, growing up has taught them a lot.

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  • Yasmeen 2022-04-02 09:01:17

    Likes and dreams can cover up all crimes.

  • Jevon 2022-04-11 09:01:07

    It is indeed poisonous chicken soup. This is the scriptwriter's pot. There are many film and television dramas about impostors. The first task is to give the protagonist a reasonable reason. If this is not handled properly, the whole story will collapse. For example, the female lead can be set to hate ballet but be forced to study, or she can let the female lead pretend to be herself because she accidentally breaks her leg but does not want to lose the opportunity to apply for the exam. There are many solutions, but the screenwriter chooses the one that challenges the bottom line of the public the most.

Leap! quotes

  • Director of Opera: I am Auguste Emmanuel Vaucorbeil, director of the Opera. You are here because your mother serves the best prime rib in Paris. Oh! I hope you dance as well.

  • Janitor: What have you come here to do, huh? You came here to steal, didn't you? Answer me! You're a thief!