see you late

Camylle 2022-03-25 09:01:14

Meeting, at the station, parting, also at the station.
The whistle sounded, urging, and the moment of nostalgia was no longer given.
Custer, who has left Africa, will he have a chance to meet again in this life? The girlfriend was chattering across the table, and Rita just watched her mouth move and hoped the noise would stop. Who knows, at this moment, what kind of fierce bone-biting struggle is she going through in her heart? The sloping picture is implying emotional dizziness and collapse.
Finally, Rita could no longer endure silently, she ran out, the roaring train roared past, you are really worried, under the wheels, is Rita's body, torn into mud!
Middle-aged men and women with different families fell in love, and the meeting every Thursday was joyful and short-lived. Rita kept berating herself. She loved her family dearly and was a good wife and mother in the eyes of everyone. But on the other hand, she does fall in love with Custer. This dilemma is about the purgatory that many married women have experienced.
When they finally expressed their suppressed feelings, Rita was very happy! What morality, what responsibility, for a moment, she completely abandoned it and immersed herself in the sweet mood of love.
"We are really in love! What's wrong?" But
how could other people's eyes and worldly standards be ignored? After thinking about it, Rita finally accepted Custer's invitation and went back the same way to his apartment. But she was almost discovered by a friend who came back early. Rita, who had escaped in an emergency, was walking on the big title alone. She didn't want to go home, and she didn't know where to go. She was ashamed and annoyed, blamed herself, and wandered aimlessly.
From the beginning to the end of the film, Rita is telling the story, which delicately and truly shows the joy and pain of seeing each other late, so struggling and tangled, but unable to let go. Thinking of the letter from a strange woman written by Zweig, the way of writing from an omniscient perspective depicts the woman's persistent belief in love for the reader, covering it up and sighing.
As we listened to her, it was as if we had experienced that intense, heart-wrenching love with her. Why is true love destined to be missed, destined to be abandoned?
The men and women who traveled in the world meet in a hurry and miss it in a hurry. In the gap between heaven and hell, climbing or falling, what is difficult to maintain is just a group of helplessness, a sigh!
I only wish you and I had said goodbye seriously before the whistle sounded...

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Extended Reading
  • Terrill 2022-04-23 07:03:27

    The story is not new, but the filming is delicate and delicate, almost perfect. The derailment and the lie are like a vortex, which makes people unable to extricate themselves. The ending echoes the last hug of the parting station.

  • Leda 2022-04-24 07:01:17

    Without the heroine's excellent grasp of the characters' emotions, this scene can only be given three or two stars.

Brief Encounter quotes

  • Myrtle Bagot: [smacks her on the backside] Albert Godby, how dare you!

    Albert Godby: I couldn't resist it!

    Myrtle Bagot: Oh, well, trouble you for keeping your hands to yourself!

    Albert Godby: Oh, you blushing - oh, you look wonderful when you're angry... just like an avenging angel.

    Myrtle Bagot: I'll give you avenging angel!... Coming in here taking liberties!

    Albert Godby: I thought last Monday, you said you wouldn't object to a friendly little slap.

    Myrtle Bagot: Never mind about last Monday... I'm on duty now. And I should think to what would happen if Mr. Saunders should be looking through the window.

    Albert Godby: Well, if Mr. Saunders happens to be looking through the window its about time he saw something worth looking at.

    Myrtle Bagot: You ought to be ashamed of yourself!

    Albert Godby: Oh, it's high spirit... don't be mad at me.

    Myrtle Bagot: "High spirit" - indeed. Take your tea and be quiet.

    Albert Godby: It's all your fault really.

    Myrtle Bagot: I don't know to what your referring!

    Albert Godby: ...I was thinking about tonight?

    Myrtle Bagot: If you don't learn to behave yourself - there won't be a tonight. Or any other night either.

    Albert Godby: Give us a kiss.

    Myrtle Bagot: I'll do no such thing, the lady might see us!

    Albert Godby: Come on a quick one across the counter!

    Myrtle Bagot: Albert, stop it!

    Albert Godby: [takes hold of her arms] Come on!

    Myrtle Bagot: Let go of me, this minute Albert!

    [he knocks over a plate of something]

    Myrtle Bagot: ...now look at me bamberys all over the floor!

    Bill, First Soldier: [Bill walks in] Just in time - or born in the vestry.

    Myrtle Bagot: You shut your mouth - and help Mr. Godby pick up 'em cakes! Come along now! What are you standing there gaping at?

  • Margaret Jesson: But my birthday's in June, and there aren't any pantomimes in June