If I only have one friend, and she doesn't even call me for six weeks, I'll have a hard time. Barbara is just trying to be more dominant in her social life, not as perverted as the movie shows. But the ending of the novel is also very puzzling to me, and it ends abruptly after Sheba reads the scandal notes and finds out that it was Barbara's betrayal after the angry quarrel was over. But the ending of the movie is a bit more superfluous.
ps Cate Blanchett is so suitable for the role of Sheba, and the novel is stress-free from beginning to end. But I also feel that Connery doesn't love Sheba at all, it's more of a restlessness in adolescence, otherwise there will be no urgent calls in the end, ignoring Sheba, and finally betray her and completely clear his responsibility (perhaps and his mother is related). But the words he said after the incident that he liked Shiba, I am willing to believe that it is true, but more of a mockery of the media. Or as Shiba said, he's just a kid.
After reading the novel, I was not satisfied with the ending of the movie and portrayed Barbara as a lust-loving demon. However, in reality, Barbara should be a person trapped by a lonely inner demon,
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