Crying Jessomina She is vulnerable and sensitive. In such a poor family, her fate is doomed to tragedy. In the movie, when a man leans against the wall and indifferently says, "Of course, I can teach dogs", which is the beginning of the tragedy. She said, "I'm worthless to anyone, I'm tired of life" and only fools appreciate her, comfort her, and become a ray of light into her soul. He said: "Even a stone is useful, giving her hope of living" So a worthless life has a meaning to exist, but Jesomina sees this meaning with her own eyes, and the miracle of life disappears before her eyes. After the fool died, Jesomina was like a wounded little animal, without words, only whimpering. So, every time she was very sad, she played the trumpet that the fool took her to play. There are two places in the whole film that are very touching. In the first scene, Jesomina uses her body as a tree in the style, and the little girl smiles. Such a light scene. In the second act, Jesomina heard the fool playing the violin, and the small musical instrument made a charming sound. Jesomina was completely intoxicated and deeply infatuated with the fool who played the violin.
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