Samsung calls Edward. . beauty! ! And Eleanor! There are many things in this BBC drama that have not been explained, and the characters' inner changes and emotional handling are too perfunctory. Like what happened to Edward and Lucy? They were also engaged privately. How could Edward feel embarrassed to see her through the screen? How did the four-year relationship last? And how could someone as vain and money-loving as Lucy get Edward to be engaged to her? I can never see what kind of person Edward is! Eleanor is a good girl, strong enough to make people feel distressed. There are many girls like Marianne, but Eleanor is rare. So in the end, Edward's expression only made me feel that the depth of the relationship between the two people was not on the same level, which made people feel anticlimactic, and it ended like this? Not the ecstasy of reunion after a long absence, the happiness that comes after all the hardships, just thinking, oh, this man got dumped, so he came to me! !
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