"Portrait of a Burning Woman", I actually don't know how to break the sentence before reading it, whether it is a portrait of a burning woman or a portrait of a burning woman. When I saw the short comment that it was a pun, I thought it was intentional. When Eloise's skirt was lit by fire, he had a bad premonition in his heart, but the ending was not a great tragedy, at most a "regret". The most common regrets in life.
The sexual tension between lovers is more ambiguous and silent than on a large scale.
One of my favorite passages is of three girls sitting in front of the fireplace reading The Metamorphoses, when Orpheus finally turns his head. Like the maid, I couldn't understand why he turned back, why couldn't he just turn back?
Finally, as previously imagined, Eloise put on a white wedding dress and stood on the stairs to lead her back. She looked back with nostalgia, but she wanted to remember her outline forever, and was ready to recall it repeatedly for the rest of her life. So why did Orpheus turn back? He had already made a decision at the moment when he turned back. Between the happiness of being reunited with his wife and the sadness of regret and loneliness, he chose the latter, without realizing it himself. by the time.
It's really obscure, but it doesn't seem to be incomprehensible. Regrets in life but give up on redemption, when emotions flood into my heart, who knows if there will be some unspeakable pleasure hidden.
At the end, Eloise burst into tears in Vivaldi's music, but laughed uncontrollably. Rather than saying she was sad, she was enjoying the sadness. Begin to understand why Marianne said, "It's the poet's choice, not the lover's choice."
Eloise asked, "How did you know the painting was over?"
She replied, "When the painting reaches a certain level, stop."
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