After two and a half hours, I took a closer look. From shocking to moving, it was the first time I had such a close understanding of the lives of black women in that era. Every woman was unique and radiant.
Life is long, live for yourself.
I was deeply moved when Suger sang that "Silly Melancholy" in the limelight. For the sincere friendship between the two, it was the first time that Celie was firmly chosen and loved. Celie made a face to the envious and contemptuous women around her, and at that moment, she suddenly felt that Celie was cute and tough, and she always faced life without being humble or arrogant.
Sophia, what a beautiful name! Her arrogance and arrogance when she fought fearlessly, and her numbness and loss of light after being imprisoned by white people, the contrast is strong and heartbreaking. The display of racial discrimination is intriguing.
Su Ge is really beautiful, not only in appearance, but also in spirit! Freedom, free and easy, kindness, desire and pursuit of love, three views are always positive, and the smile when she finally won her father's response is to regain the warmth of being loved.
The scene where Celie decided to leave was really hearty! The forbearance of the past few decades finally broke out at that moment!
I'm poor, black. I may even be ugly. But dear God, I'm here. I'm here.
Yes, freedom! free! free!
Always live a life worth living! meet the sun!
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