I used to think that the female protagonist is very beautiful, and the male protagonist is young, handsome and rich. It is a fixed routine in many works. Like Swan Lake, there is nothing ordinary people. The experience in my own life also tells me that in fact, the beautiful and handsome may not have moving stories, because the brain is stupid, and there are many people with dementia, or the height of the heart does not match the appearance. , mostly vulgar powder. But after watching La Traviata, I suddenly found that if you are beautiful and you happen to meet an unfair life, you will really regret it. Ordinary people should have an ordinary life, and no one will feel that there is anything unfair or unlucky. And people who are naturally beautiful and should have happy fairy tales, but encounter misfortunes will be more heartbreaking, and will make people feel that God is not beautiful than ordinary people.
The male protagonist is indeed very handsome. When the female protagonist ordered the maid to call the male protagonist when the casino opened, she also said, "The youngest and most handsome is him."
But the most amazing thing was the heroine's acting. When she asked the baron for money, she kissed the man parting, but the man gave her a slap. She was not angry, just shocked (I didn't expect the baron to be so angry and A slap in the face), then a little bit of humiliation (feeling that I have no choice but to do this), and the rest of it doesn't matter (anyway, I have to go to the country with my loved one to fulfill my wish, and the rest doesn't matter). The expression after this slap, I can think about it for a long time, it is really good!
The mental journey of this story The logic of the story is also in line with the reality.
The woman refused at first, so she couldn't help the pursuit of the male lead, and from then on, she focused on the male lead.
As for the male protagonist, he suspects in the middle (he was unhappy when he accidentally overheard she was going to deliver the letter without telling him at the gate of the country, but found out that she was not looking for the baron but selling the jewelry) and finally left her (thinking that her cruel heart was actually because of the male protagonist's father) ), although it is all due to misunderstanding, it also implies that men are indeed not as firm as women.
When the woman was dying, she insisted on waiting for the man to come back to see her. Hearing that the man returned to Paris but did not come to her, she finally gave up and ordered the priest to come.
Maybe in real life, women are not so good, and they will go back to other financial owners for money, and the men are the firm ones;
Maybe the male one is not so firm, and the female one is not so loyal,
Maybe......
At least this story is enough to make people feel sorry.
If you don't have that 100%, don't give up your heart easily, otherwise it's not even a tragedy, it's a joke at most.
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