A woman's intuition is always accurate. When she feels that her lover is moving away, things really develop as she fears, or is this a confirmation of Murphy's Law?
When Frances noticed that between her and Mercello, "when we can't see each other because of this and that," she resolutely walked up to Katherine and said, "I need to buy a white dress." Putting on the battle uniform, it seems that you have the courage to go to the battlefield, and even chatting with the motorcycle guy on the side of the road becomes easy. Once a woman has pity for herself, the whole world seems to be friendly and gentle.
However, the sixth sense is sometimes so accurate, and when Mercello is surprised by her uninvited presence, it already means that their part is in the past tense. Then in this movie, there is no annoying person (the writer in the title who sneered at her marriage because she couldn't get F good book reviews), and the cheating husband never appeared. Mercello's "change of heart" is actually just an implicit way of dealing with the disappearance of feelings. After all, the love does not arise, and he does not know why it died. F can understand this, and he can accept that "there is nothing to regret", there is no deception , without hurt, it is already the best feeling.
"If you pray to him, you will be able to find someone you will cook for him."
Martini in the film is a very interesting guy, more serious and reserved than the locals who are used to flirting, as shown by the fact that he leads Katherine out of the fountain, although he can understand K. behavior, but still felt hesitant and shy in the public eye.
When F first came to Tuscany, he was always very sad, not the kind of hysterical sadness, just the kind of bleak period Ai Ai that came from the heart. Grief is beautiful in a way, and in one solitude, Martini couldn't help but say to F, "Please don't be so sad, or I'll have to give you some love, and I, all these years, have been Never betrayed my wife." From this scene, I think Martini is an informed, clear and responsible person, he knows that the emotions surging in his heart are nothing but pity for F, and he also Feel free to express yourself and draw your own boundaries. Since then, they have maintained a decent friendship, so when they meet on the street, he can also openly introduce his wife and children to F. Maybe it's just a matter of courtesy.
Let's talk about the godlike Katherine. The most classic scene in the whole film is probably the scene where she dances in the fountain. Maybe the romantic Tuscany is really suitable for her, so she can meet people who understand her behavior. She is very pure, she firmly maintains her pure heart, but there is no sign of struggle at all, she is innocent like a child, but she follows F like a loving mother, and she grasps that "madness" just right .
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