Let's call the three writers, the housewife (the poet's mother), the party organizer, and the
writer "rehabilitated" for emotional problems and suicidal tendencies, but she has Stop it? She specifically asked for the materials for the banquet but did not say how to do it; she sent her servant to London just for a portion of ginger; she sneaked to the railway station and made a fuss to go back; the book must write that a person is killed just because one People's death can make others cherish life more. I don't see the reason why she committed suicide. If she lives in a world she doesn't like, she will die. I don't know how many people will die in the world. Only depressed patients can't escape the cage they created, and they will wander between fictional and real life. The edge can't be freed...
As for the housewife, it should be said that she has a happy family. I really don't see the reason why she tried to seek death in the hotel. Because of loneliness? Because I don't really love my husband that much? Because your girlfriend can't have kids? Because I can't make cakes? I know I'm starting to talk nonsense, but I really can't think of a reason. I can only think that she is depressed... If she doesn't love the family, is tired of day-to-day housekeeping, doesn't want to raise her children, and just wants to leave, why did she go so early, why didn't she get divorced earlier? Divorce is better than death. Could it be the depression caused by suffocating in my heart because my husband is too good to have a chance to make trouble?
The party organizer, with a woman's intuition, had a vague feeling that the poet might commit suicide. It turned out to be her hunch, which was probably what made her emotionally out of control in the kitchen. Well, this is a little more reliable, but there are also signs of emotional instability and loss of control.
btw: All three women have kissed another woman, is it a love affair?
Literature and art lovers, Lala lovers, people living in pain, and people with depression, please don't make a fuss
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