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she is like a well-protected child, born in a wealthy farmer's family, without a mother, her father's over-indulgence makes her have no concept of money, which also saves her future tragedies Foreshadowing.
She especially yearns for married life. Her dreams are so beautiful and unrealistic as fairy tales. She likes to play the piano and paint. She is a young lady raised in a monastery. She yearns for infinite happiness and freedom.
But married life is dull, perhaps, life is dull. The husband is a gentle doctor, busy with work and not particular about life. The happy fairy tale life she dreamed of did not exist. She was distressed, too painful to express.
She was first attracted by a young man whose rich travel experience, background in studying law, and handsome appearance made her feel like seeing a new world. He was attracted to her and she was attracted to him, but he wasn't enough.
The Count invited them to go hunting, which was finally consistent with the extravagance she had seen in the book. She agreed without hesitation. She was attracted by the fairy tale life of Mr. Earl and couldn't extricate herself. She was deeply caught in it, like a dream, desperately changing herself, spending money lavishly, and didn't care about money at all, she lived in a dream, a fairy tale, extravagant, romantic, Everything is a dream, just like the flowers she carefully collected, the furniture she bought, the clothes she bought, everything.
She no longer resisted any temptation, and even wanted to run away with the earl, but the earl finally rejected her, she was heartbroken, and life lost its color again. Knowing that he met the young man, she fell into romance again.
But everything was broken in reality. She lived a luxurious life, owed huge debts, and her house was about to be auctioned.
She wanted to change that, she went to the young man, to the earl, who didn't help him. She wanted to mortgage her wedding gift, but the lender only gave her 1 franc.
They all only love her debauchery and appearance, businessmen only love money, and no one wants to take on the debts she owes, not to mention the 10,000 francs that go bankrupt.
Her dream woke up, she realized her mistake, realized her hurt to her husband, she took the poison from the medicine cabinet and committed suicide.
She is as beautiful as a princess in a fairy tale. She is indeed the daughter of a farmer. No one has told her what the reality is, so she has been dreaming. She had been fantasizing, but reality hit her again and again, and she finally collapsed.
She cooks food like flowers, plays the piano, and likes romantic things. However, what the husband said was "the fruit in the yard is enough to satisfy one's hunger", and the beauty was just flashy.
I want to hate her, but I think she's too beautiful, too kind, I don't hate her, and I think she's too vain and too dissolute.
This world is too cruel and full of temptation.
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