At the beginning, it laid the foundation for this drama, which is not a warm and happy drama, a closed town, and the traces of the background have been erased. You can't find it from the map and history, but it can exist anywhere. Indifferent people, narrow hearts, narrow and narrow people together, the weak will be turned into targets. Then the plot switched between absurdity and warmth, and went to revenge, which was very pleasing. Although Tilly was the one who was kicked out at first, she came back because of her mother, but she also seemed out of tune with the town. She wanted the people in the town to accept her, but the acceptance of the people in the town was very cheap, with precariousness and fast-changing . So in the end Tilly burned the whole village and left. Some scenes were switched abruptly, and the heroine's character was a bit complicated and unreasonable. At the beginning, she went back to the town and looked at the town and said "I am back, you bastards" with hatred, which made me completely unexpected She really doesn't have the idea of revenge to make clothes for the people in the town, and she can be recommended to balenciaga, but she is willing to make clothes for these people humbly, it is even more incomprehensible, revenge should be carried out from beginning to end, revenge is broken It seems strange, making the absurdity that can be more brilliant become like a farce, and the lines are mediocre. The dialogue between Tilly and the conductor at the end is the most exciting:
Where are you headed, miss?
Paris.
Uh, this train directs to Melbourne with stops at Hay, Ouyen and Birchip.
Melbourne, then.
Hmm. Fire someplace.
Yes. Dungatar (town name)
Burning off rubbish, were they? Looks like they overdid it.
You never met the rubbish.
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