However, what happened by accident is a fact that may be deposited in every woman's heart.
What do we live for, or for whom?
Maybe you will say: I live for the people I love.
What if one day you find out that the person you love doesn't need you?
What if you find that he not only doesn't need you, but has been bound by your love, and that your love for him is just a burden to him?
Love can save everything, we've been taught that.
If even love can't save us, it is natural to choose death. . .
This is a film about women, about their lives and what it means to be there.
Three women lived in three eras with the same despair. On the same day in different time and space, they all faced death. Death doesn't solve anything, but sometimes it's a need. We live, understand life, and then we can choose to live on or to end it. Love has always been there, but when love can't do anything, when it can't be the reason we live, the only thing we can do is die.
This film is sad because we are told that love is not redemption. Richard loves Clarissa, but he can still fall in her presence. Sadness is always inevitable when fantasy is shattered. In fact, we have long known that love cannot explain everything, but we need to say it because we need to live.
It takes not only courage but also living faith to face the facts. Virginia only has courage, so she bravely walked to the center of the lake. If we are brave, we will change our current life; if we are brave enough, we will choose to live or die according to our hearts.
Back to the original question, what do we live for? This is a narrow question, survival is not much greater than death, and we know that we are only alive because we are not brave enough to die.
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