Tilly's mental journey is very consistent with many people's ideas. She thought that by coming back and making all kinds of beautiful clothes for everyone, she would be recognized by others and break the "curse" on her body. So she felt great pain and anger when she found that she had no way to be recognized at all. She didn't realize that in fact, she didn't need anyone's recognition at all. Her excellence had already covered the whole town. light.
Like the Sheriff, another character in the show, dressmaking forced him to betray a young Tilly, which resulted in her being sent to Australia. But in the end, he wore a shiny dress, boldly showed his design to everyone, and proudly said to Tilly, "Tilly, fate finally caught me."
Sometimes people's malice does not need a reason. When we are young, we always think that we can change other people's thoughts about us through our own efforts. After a few futile attempts, you'll find that those who are truly upright never accuse you, and those who are malicious never go away because of what you did.
People can only seek self-identity, and seeking outward is destined to be a painful dead end. I am my most legitimate reason, and I don't need anyone's approval.
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