Paul Berrondo

Braulio 2022-04-20 09:01:24

You naive devil.
You let life pass away, leaving behind the most beautiful in the world, forever sealed. Don't let girls lose their virginity, kindness and beauty in the hands of time. Don't let gossip, filth, and copper stench defile it.

You naive devil.
You have lost your love, you have lost the...

Eunice 2022-03-22 09:01:26

I happened to watch a movie some time ago called "Perfume". The first half was a little mediocre, but in the second half it was elevated to a higher philosophical realm. Here, I would like to take the opportunity to sort out this film, and at the same time, I would like to talk about my...

Herminio 2022-03-21 09:01:30

I feel that there is a strong symbolic irony. Perfume is a metaphor for many things - money, power... It has the magic power that can cover up all stench and sin, erodes people's sense of shame and morality, stimulates all desires and all evils, and brings false fragrance and beauty. To prosper the world, but it does not bring the purest desire - to love and be loved. The most lovely thing about a woman is her life and soul. When you only take it as a tool, the fragrance of life has already solidified, leaving only false self-indulgence. He thought that that scene of staring at each other would arouse his love and pity for beauty, but he didn't expect that his selfish possessiveness only left behind the cold corpse with its beautiful red hair stripped away. The heroine is not only a tool for the perfumer, but also a tool for his father's business marriage. In the face of successive tragedies, the capitalists put their lives in vain to oppose the curfew, only for their money and selfish desires, the Pope perfunctorily closes the case just to maintain his authority, and only the pure fatherly love struggles to resist evil.

Kayla 2022-03-22 09:01:26

If you understand it as being persistent and paranoid about your own artistic ideals, it's really great.