This film continues her usual theme, exploring the marriage of girls
. First: Jane advocates maintaining the old morality of feudalism. For example, at the beginning of the film, the heroine is about to enter the social circle. At the dinner table, she must If someone introduced them, they could sit down and talk to Bill, otherwise it would be very rude. And for the praise of the male protagonist, the female protagonist thinks he is very gentleman! When two people go out to play, they must be accompanied by a female companion, otherwise it is very rude.
Jane believes that love must be based on reason, and she denies passion. It can be seen from the positive characters she portrays that they are rational and intelligent. This is very different from today's new morality, which is love regardless of everything.
Second: fixed character distribution. Inherent in her films is a rich male protagonist, upright, gentleman, kind, but for some reason the villain's reputation for jealousy is not very good. As for the heroine, she all grew up in a middle-class noble family. Her parents are enlightened and love their children. The heroine is a kind, honest, thoughtful and rational spokesperson. The third person that will appear is an irrational, debauched, mindless negative person, a female companion around you. The fourth person is often not lacking. It is the negative character who sets off the male protagonist. It is often not a villain, or a guy who deceives a woman's love by aiming at money.
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