Ten stars and ten stars! Great job metaphors! Each of the eight beautiful women represents greed, desire under the mask of tradition, unabashed lust for sensuality, forbidden love of youth, flesh sacrifice of maids, stubbornness and reason, loyalty and same-sex love, boyish innocence, Especially in the final singing and dancing, the old and the young represent the time, the wife and the daughter represent the mature desire, the maid and the eldest daughter represent the youth's fleshly desire, the cook and the aunt represent the love and way of life that is not well understood by the world, and then The second rotation becomes a pair of characters in reality, the sister in the middle, the domestic servant on the left, and the aunt (not biological) who is elusive on the right. The entire movie story takes place in a castle. The outside is pure white snow, and the interior is lined with gorgeous and dramatic colors. It is like a person who can't see anything on the outside but can't see the complex inner thought changes. The characters' distinct personalities are peeled off layer by layer, the color matching of the costumes, the scenery, and the singing and dancing movements of each person are more prominent. It's an actor, not a star. A drama of human nature, as well as the representative of the flower in the title, in short, perfect!
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