Although Hawking has lost the freedom of action and even speech, he has a vast universe, and his dream has always been in life. And Jane seems to have no restrictions on her actions, but she can only dedicate her life and dreams to this man like a martyr. She was also a young woman in literature and art. She believed in love and faith in God, and she also had the life she wanted, but all these encounters with Hawking can only be like stars hidden behind the rays of the sun. Of the two, she was the one who was really immobile and lost her freedom. No amount of love will be sucked into the black hole of life and become powerless.
I believe that the screenwriter has done his best to beautify the final deterioration of this marriage, and hide a lot of triviality and boredom. But in fact, it is not necessary. He once chose the other party with the great courage of sacrificing himself. This love is already worthy of appreciation and memory. He really walked through the darkness because of the support of this love. The man on top is proud...why care so much about the end, the end is nothing but death. It's just that at the beginning of the story, we chose love, and then we chose to live a good life by ourselves.
At the end of the story, it goes back to the beginning, just like Hawking's theory "back to the universe before the big bang", this assumption is very beautiful. You see, we used to be so young and happy.
PS. The first time I saw Redmayne's movie, I was very impressed, the acting was superb and the shape really looked like Hawking.
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