The character's characteristics All of the first section is discussed here. John Ancinthia Keywords: Possessive Sexuality This is a typical image of a strong man: possessive (insecure), professional, and talented at acting. longing for self-comfort after losing possession. The absence of a conceited housewife Sexual Frigidity Control Failure After the discovery of an extramarital affair, she is the opposite of Cynthia. Cynthia: Controlling Vanity The penis controller Maybe she just needs sex. Graham: The inability to communicate "audience complex" (if there is such a word) He was having a dream. What keeps him going: pure sexual fantasies? He has pure love, and he suppresses desire in a similar way to penance.
The second section of the character relationship between John and Graham is tit for the same sex. Cynthia and AnnDo they know that they are the same? Ann and Graham are in love? Cynthia and Graham are unlikely to have sex again. The different requirements of feminism The two heroines' lust for sex in the third section is reflected in the two heroines. They are united in the social character of women. From the above, I came to the wrong conclusion that women only need control over sex while men need control over women.
If you simply think of it as a love story, then the theme is that the woman loves the person she loves more and more, and the man tries to love the person who loves him. Of course, this idea is wrong. Going back to feminism, I thought the director's appeal was that men should care more about women in their marriages instead of looking for excitement. Different men have different views on women, which is reflected in Elizabeth, and deformed views gradually create deformed personalities. Women like fantasies, and giving them fantasies is a man's responsibility and a man's social division of labor.
To sum up a few points, people probably need different sex types. We need to examine the part of our hearts about sex, but we can't deliberately force changes or otherwise. Things have cause and effect. In the lie that people are satisfied with about their sexual needs, we weave our own lies: either compelled sexual needs, or compulsion, or delusions, or sexual fantasies, or pure fear. We can't explain this phenomenon, and we are starting to suffer. This is an inconsistent wave function. We are all suffering, and in the director's opinion, when the opportunity is ripe, we will cross the sea of suffering.
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