Heavenly Creatures Tidbits
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Virginia 2022-04-23 07:02:37
I'm not a literary force, I just read it with the eyes of ordinary people and the eyes of loving movies. The last part is very shocking. Fortunately, I only watched it when I was 23 years old. It is ten years earlier, so I guess I can't bear or understand it. But sorry I didn't watch it sooner.
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Gladyce 2022-03-27 09:01:10
Fat Wen and Fei Mei played two rebellious girls who were indulging in fantasy all day long. Fat Wen's acting is too exaggerated, and Melanie is obese to the point of unbearable. The actors and the subject itself were all stupid, but pj tried hard to make a deformed beauty, something that could be explained clearly in one sentence dragged on for an hour and a half, and expressed incompetence as an audience.
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[voiceover; narrated from her diary]
Pauline Parker: There are living among two dutiful daughters - of a man who possesses two beautiful daughters - you cannot know nor yet try to guess, the sweet soothingness of their caress. The outstanding genius of this pair is understood by few, they are so rare.
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[During a night rain-storm, Dr. Hulme knocks on the Riepers' door]
Dr. Henry Hulme: Mrs. Rieper, may I come in?
Honorah Parker Rieper: Yes, of course.
Dr. Henry Hulme: Thank you.
[They sit in the parlor]
Dr. Henry Hulme: Your daughter's an imaginative and spirited girl.
Honorah Parker Rieper: Look, if she's spending too much time at your house, you only need to say. All those nights that she spends over, she assured us that you don't mind.
Dr. Henry Hulme: It, it's rather more complicated than that. Since Mrs. Hulme and I have returned home, Juliet has been behaving in a rather disturbed manner... surliness, general irritability - most uncharacteristic.
Herbert Rieper: Sure I can't tempt you to a nice sherry, Dr. Hulme?
Dr. Henry Hulme: No, thank you. The thing is...
Honorah Parker Rieper: Yvonne hasn't been herself, either. Locking herself away in her room, endlessly writing.
Dr. Henry Hulme: My wife and I feel the friendship is... unhealthy.
Herbert Rieper: No arguments there, Dr. Hulme! All that time inside working on those novels of theirs. They don't get fresh air or exercise!
Honorah Parker Rieper: I'm not sure what you mean, Dr. Hulme.
Dr. Henry Hulme: Your daughter appears to have formed a rather unwholesome attachment to Juliet.
Honorah Parker Rieper: What's she done?
Dr. Henry Hulme: She hasn't done anything. It's the intensity of the friendship that concerns me. I think we should avert trouble before it starts.