The first introduction I saw it came from a certain program on TV, Juxtaposing it with Kristen Stewart's Snow White, and comparing some scenes from the two films, this film left my impression with the influence of thick-browed princesses and fairy-tale clothes, and it was completely defeated by the special effects of Niu Fork's facial paralysis We~ And the princess with thick eyebrows... of course not the protagonist!
As it turns out, I was wrong.
The habit of judging people by their appearance does not harm.
The protagonist will always be the princess, not the bad witch.
The princess is always kind, she will feed the birds, she will be resigned to suffering, and will sympathize with the people's hardships; the princess is of course brave in nature, she will bravely seek help, and will pick up the sword to protect her subjects; the princess is absolutely pure Yes, he will face the prince with a red face, he will give his first kiss to break the spell, and of course, he will sing and dance unique to Bollywood.
And that old woman is us.
Well, myself.
She made me feel real - vanity, anxiety, nympho, innocence, coldness, evil and cruelty. In order to maintain the few remaining beauty, he did everything he could, in order to maintain the ostentation of flowers, he squeezed the miserable people, and racked his brains in order to maintain false love and interests. But how can this be worth the girl's eyes? Unwillingness and jealousy can make people instantly old.
And I can't help but wonder at the beginning of her story, if she too was once the princess on the phone with a heart of gold, maybe Cinderella, or maybe Sleeping Beauty? No, her story certainly doesn't start once upon a time and end live happily ever after - oh, fairy tale.
Maybe there will be one, Harry Potter or something.
Poor, as a desperate housewife, traveled to the fairy tale theater, and then lived happily never after~
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