It's a Loop

Rubye 2021-12-15 08:01:14

In the daylight, Jane Eyre looked at herself still alone, and began to suspect that the confusion and love experienced in the middle of the night was just a dream. At this moment, you begin to feel that everything is familiar.

After all, you have personally experienced the toss and turns, so you also feel the anxiety of the waiting moment in the movie. With the fluent piano accompaniment, you seem to be walking along the wilderness with Jane, smiling to see her trying to control her sensibility with reason. Seeing that she thought she could pretend to be defeated, you laughed out loud, sighed and said, hey, silly girl.

You gradually feel that this story seems to be within reach but far away when you think about it. Who said that you can practice the process when you are familiar with it? You are forced by the busy city to digest fast food like everyone else. Wearing hard armor like others, you will throw conspiracy theories to prove your wisdom even in the face of the closest people. You regularly read the horoscope, read the 1/12 man encyclopedia, put the most utilitarian philosophy on the bedside, and point to the always fragile emotional embryo with crooked ways. You said that the times are different, the most important thing is fast. You have to desperately grasp something to prove that you have been there. I have grasped it, indeed, but I forgot that the love is eternal, its pure and simple tension. Under your pressure, all of them were killed in battle.

You feel boring, you put everything wrong on the innocent love, and after suffering gains and losses, you throw away a tasteless partner, and still resist crying, and seemingly decisively turn around and leave.
Then, turn to this story that happened two hundred years ago.
You have empty hands in front of the screen, and hold your arms tightly.
Nothing seems to have happened.

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Jane Eyre quotes

  • Jane Eyre: Have you something for me to do?

    Mary Rivers: You're doing something already. May I see?

    [Looks at Jane's drawings]

    Mary Rivers: Oh, these are wonderful! St. John...

    [Mary takes a sketch Jane did of St. John over to him]

    Jane Eyre: No, Mary, please.

    Mary Rivers: See how skilled Jane is!

    St John Rivers: Is this how you perceive me, Miss Elliott?

    [Jane remains silent]

    St John Rivers: Well. How fierce I am.

  • Young Jane: [Helen is dying from consumption] How are you?

    Helen Burns: I'm happy, Jane. I'm going home.

    Young Jane: Back to your father.

    Helen Burns: I'm going to god.

    [Jane is visibly upset]

    Helen Burns: Don't be sad. You have a passion for living, Jane. And one day you'll come to the region of bliss.

    [pause]

    Helen Burns: Don't leave me. I like to have you near.

    Young Jane: I will not leave you.

    [Helen kisses Jane's hand she is holding]

    Young Jane: No one shall take me from you.

    [They fall asleep, while Helen dies]