A good movie for me is what I can learn from it. I've always enjoyed watching the wisdom of a man or a woman arguing with each other. Becky is a wise woman. In order to meet a man who is very good at playing with true love, even if he is just a tutor with no money and no status, the concept of hierarchy in the UK is very clear. And Becky didn't feel inferior because of that. Every day is full of energy, every frown and smile is full of vitality, and the other person unconsciously wants to get close. As if close to the sun. What I didn't expect was that in the ending part, she actually became a woman of the dust, which should not be the case with her beauty and wisdom. Perhaps it was the betrayal in love that greatly frustrated her high-spirited attitude. The true meaning of life lies in loving and being loved, and when Lawton breaks in, it ends.
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