After watching this movie, you can deeply understand what it means to draw a dungeon as a prison. Stevenson is not without affection. A person without affection will not go through a long journey thirty years later because of a letter from the other party. Trying to salvage a long lost relationship. Before meeting, he read her letter again and again, he was so excited and jumped, nervously confirming the tea and snacks, but when Kenton told him that he couldn't go back to the manor with him again because of family ties. At the same time, you can helplessly see the flame of hope in his azure blue eyes being extinguished little by little. At this moment, he can finally understand that the past has finally passed, whether it is the glory of the past or the unspoken feelings, with time gone.
It's really hard to understand that Stevenson's repression of his feelings, the pigeon that repeatedly hits the ceiling glass at the end symbolizes Stevenson's feelings, the death of his father, the affection of his lover, regardless of his feelings He almost instinctively controlled the ups and downs, so he would never be able to fly out of the cage he set for himself.
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