【Feminist standpoint warning】
The originator of the family drama, and it's a good indicator of how much it has influenced later works, such as the mix of murder mystery and family soap opera, the style of comedy (Susan's ashes are the peak of the joke), and the expression of feminism. In particular, "Deadly Woman", which exploded in China last year and received a general response abroad, is almost a shortened version of the play, with almost zero originality. In addition, you can clearly see the creative context of the four female protagonists plus the narration method, the theme of exposing the lies of American middle-class life, etc. The play provides Lynette and Tom as role models to a certain extent, reminding everyone that as long as men fully respect and appreciate women's contributions to the family, marriage will not be a grave, and of course non-interference at work is also very important. The most thought-provoking is the Bree couple. At first I also thought the fault was entirely with the neurotic wife, only to find that the root cause was her taking her efforts for granted and lack of communication. The Gabby couple is a naked indictment of objectified women and an assertion of reproductive freedom. Pissed off by the short comment that "sarcastic those desperate housewives". Please, this is totally a deep understanding of housewives! It is recommended to include this drama as a compulsory course before marriage, especially for men. If you don't want to watch it, don't marry (it is necessary to praise my dad quietly here).
What makes me sad is that the more a mother gives, the more likely she is to be blamed by her children, because the more love she receives, the more likely she is to be negatively affected. Quarrel and resentment are more commonplace between mother and son, mother and daughter. If you think about it a little bit, you should be able to imagine how heartbroken a mother is, comparable to the end of the first season of "Doctor Foster". And I don't do that much myself...
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