"There are two kinds of tragedies in this world. One is not getting what you want, and the other is getting it." Wilde came to this conclusion after leaving Percy. Moral criticism, obliteration, and finally disappear in the heart ashes and despair and helplessness. If you hadn't read the original "Deep From the Heart", I believe it would be difficult to understand the bond between the two. This long letter written in prison is intertwined with love, hate, disappointment, and expectations... chaotic but yet Without losing direction, what is the direction? A gleam of hope amid despair. Can you say they don't love each other? Just love in their own way.
A person who writes fairy tales, creates plays, and loves poetry must be soft and extremely sensitive at heart. In life, he is full of witty words, gentle and elegant, which is also reflected in his writing. He is slender and elegant, and his brushwork is full of flowers. There is also no lack of disdain and irony for those who hate him. If he was born to this day, he would definitely be a top young woman harvesting Ji, of course, don't ignore his most important talent - the ability to speak love! It is not difficult to explain why women still travel thousands of miles to offer kisses in his cemetery.
In fact, the film is only about Wilde's most famous "scandal", and very little about his art work. As far as I am concerned, "The Nightingale and the Rose" has a poignant and moving look of realism, and presents the essence of love calmly; "The Picture of Dorian Gray" is a question of aestheticism, yearning for all beautiful things but must It is based on the purity of the heart; "From the Deep" at first glance is a question and accusation of a lover, but it is actually an analysis guide for the author to face up to himself and find his original intention. Fairy tales, novels, essays, three works, three genres, you can taste this man's artistic life from different angles, this is my recommendation. The abrupt end of Wilde's artistic career also made these works eternal, and the fairy tale of the fairy tale prince can only be continued in the imagination of future generations.
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