At the end, Madame Bovary took poison and fell into the forest, with a strong fear in her heart. After experiencing it, everyone has a lonely little girl who longs to be loved. If she never got it, she would really want it very much, and then go to the abyss step by step. Madame Bovary lost her mother as a child, and her father did not know how to bring her up. She longed to look forward to marriage, looking forward to a better life. But reality gave her stereotyped repetition. She thought that a man's frivolous love could change her situation. She loves with sincerity, but it is only regarded as toilet paper that is wiped and thrown away, not worth mentioning. The man only regarded this as fun, but bound her body and mind. She has no mother as a role model, but is full of longing for the world of women. She's chasing that sense of confirmation in the real world, through dress, through music, through sex. In the end, got nothing. If that's what her life is going to accomplish, it's worth more than living her life as rigid and kind as her maid but not by herself. After all, it is better for people to live for themselves than to be as pale as paper. However, she failed miserably, and she did not wait for the age when she could see her own wisdom. She betrayed everything, and in the end, her parents' wedding token and everything she owned could not save her soul and life.
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