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Micaela 2022-10-15 01:55:21
queen margot
The story narrated in the film is the events before and after the "Night of St. Bartholomew" in France in the 16th century. The protagonist Princess Margot, as the victim of Queen Catherine, married Henry, the leader of the Protestant Church. Margot gradually broke away from the promiscuous royal...
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Eleanora 2022-10-18 07:02:33
In an era when the ruling class is intriguing and trying to achieve power, religion is actually just a tool for selfish desires, and love is even more humble and frivolous. What promises can I give you?
A religious and political marriage brings together two people who do not love each other at all. On the wedding night, the two of them find their own love and enjoy each other. At the critical moment, the groom returned to the new house, and the bride revealed her heart to him. She did not love...
Otto Tausig
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La Môle: You smelt of jasmine that morning. I thought: maybe she's ugly under her mask. Or disfigured. But it didn't matter. You wouldn't let me kiss you.
[they kiss]
La Môle: I thought, she's even lonelier than me. She loves as though she is seeking revenge.
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La Môle: Promise me something. They say death always took your lovers. They say you lock their hearts in gold boxes around your bed.
Margot: They do? What else? That at night, wearing a mask, I roam the city, looking for love?
La Môle: One day you'll know who you really are. Promise you won't forget me... the one you shouldn't have loved.
Margot: I promise.
