love, right?

Vincenzo 2022-04-19 09:01:29

The main lines and episodes of the film "The English Patient" are intertwined quite fascinatingly. Whether it is a sandy desert or a war-torn country forest, the music of sadness and doubtful thinking has always been accompanied by the music brought from distant memories. In the narration, such a broad scene and vision made the film escape from the cave of deducing love, and such magic was not forgotten by the audience. The original picture in the cave makes people subconsciously get such cognition, war and love are eternal, so while listening to the story, while wanting to doubt the overthrow of the doomed destiny, the audience also joined in.
love? Here, there are many viewing fields and angles. It is true that love, intimacy, and friendship are sublime and precious, the center of the cave and the heart are gradually approaching, and they are carved into the bones under the hardships of the desert; and behind the inability to love, betrayal, and staggered rewards is the betrayal of the world, the plane crash, the canvas Torn into an exclamation point; there should not be love, reactionary, how can love under war not pay the price of bloodthirsty? We can't see red blood, and we can know the annihilation of other life. Also, the nurse's love. The creative person seems reluctant to reach out to her, he wants to shape an angel; then, cruelly tells us that angels sometimes have more misfortunes. The main line and sub-songs deduce a contrast - despair - the misfortune of those who go to death; hope - the misfortune of angels.

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The English Patient quotes

  • Almásy: There is no God... but I hope someone looks after you.

    Madox: Just in case you're interested, it's called the suprasternal notch. Come and visit us in Dorset when all this nonsense is over.

    [Heads away but turns back]

    Madox: You'll never come to Dorset.

  • Almásy: What do you love?

    Katharine Clifton: What do I love?

    Almásy: Say everything.

    Katharine Clifton: Hm, let's see... Water. Fish in it. And hedgehogs; I love hedgehogs.

    Almásy: And what else?

    Katharine Clifton: Marmite - I'm addicted. And baths. But not with other people. Islands. Your handwriting. I could go on all day.

    Almásy: Go on all day.

    Katharine Clifton: My husband.

    Almásy: What do you hate most?

    Katharine Clifton: A lie. What do you hate most?

    Almásy: Ownership. Being owned. When you leave, you should forget me.

    [she adopts a look of disgust, pushes him gently away to get out of the tub, picks up her tattered dress and leaves]