I have watched a lot of British dramas recently. To be honest, I really like classical British dramas full of strong charm. They are orthodox, rigorous, pastoral, gentlemen, and the plots are so beautiful. It seems that there are too many elements that I love. Intertwined with friendship, love, family, conversation and friendship are also heart-to-heart.
Wearing a top hat, wearing bright leather boots, holding a civilized stick, and riding a handsome horse. Implicit and deep, resolute and tough, elegant and kind, I like this kind of gentlemanly demeanor very much.
Thinking of the Pride and Prejudice I read when I was young and my favorite, as well as other classic British novels, I feel that Jane Austen's novels or her personal legendary experiences have influenced me subtly.
It seems that London often rains, drenching the hero and heroine all over their bodies, and then touching their deepest but sharpest nerves.
Movies are too movies, novels are too fictions, and reality is always too realistic;
reason is too rational, emotion is too emotional, and emotional reason is difficult to distinguish.
One who never communicates, always withdraws, accepts, is always cautious, honors, and takes responsibility, what about your heart?
The one who never hides, always pushes forward, refuses, is always unpretentious, bold and unrestrained, so what about your restraint?
I also remembered that someone once said that I am suitable to be an emotional friend, but not a rational friend. I always felt that I was very rational, but the impression I gave was that I couldn't find any real opinions here, and all I could get was comfort and encouragement when I was sad. My life has too many inevitability, accidental accident, but it hurts me. Reason and emotion are like Tai Chi gossip. The truest self is the best self.
The ending is beautiful after all, and the process is difficult after all.
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