Sophie: "It's terrible, poor woman, why did he look back? Tell him not to look back and he still looked back for no reason. Where would he look back at her out of fear of losing her? That's not a reason, I told him not to look back. of."
Heloise: "He's so in love, it's irresistible."
Marianne: "He can resist, his reasons are not valid. Maybe he just made a choice, he chose to leave memories of her, so he looked back at her. What he made was not a love choice, but a poetic choice choose."
Heloise: "'She murmured a last goodbye, which was almost out of his ear, and fell into the abyss again' Maybe she said something behind her back: look back."
I saw some discussions of Eurydice's story a long time ago, and the explanation given was: "The moment is eternity." This dialogue in this film can be said to be a topic. Sophie's explanation represents common sense, Marianne still sees Eurydice as a crop, and only Heloise discovers Eurydice as the subject. And their stories are like this fable.
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