Unexpectedly, the first ten minutes of the movie ended quickly with the first marriage proposal of the male lead. It is safe to say that this movie does not drag on the plot at all. Therefore, the colleagues who watched it together commented that you can see how simple marriage was at that time, and it would be good to propose directly to anyone who had a good opinion. It was as troublesome as it is now.
So all three men proposed to the heroine for the first time in the three scenes they met with the heroine~ It turns out that love and marriage in the Victorian era turned out to be like this~
Another plot that made me just interested in the marriage process of the Victorian era It was Sergeant Troy and Servant Fanny who missed each other by mishearing the name of the church. It turns out that in the Victorian era, Bride walked alone to the church to get married (don’t tell me that the two of them are privately appointed for life, and the two aunties sitting in the audience are ghosts! It’s not that Troy is a well-educated young man with a bright future. Isn't Fanny the most beautiful woman he's ever seen? Marrying true love is like that...)
So tomorrow I'm going to see the program about the habits of Victorian love and marriage~ I won't mention it in the
whole film, the only one The scene that reminded me of the title (far from the madding crowd) turned out to be Frank Troy desperately swimming far from the madding crowd to the depths of the ocean after learning of the death of Fanny and bb. So Troy is the protagonist of the movie?
In my mind, Sergeant Troy is definitely the kind of person I want to be (minus the rotten gambler, the soft food part), I mean his attitude towards life, especially his attitude towards love. From a good background, he could have a bright future, but he became a soldier at will (think about the male lead Gabrial, who still refuses to be a man with free board and lodging and a good salary when he is a vagabond who has no job, no house and no money. soldier). Therefore, the lifestyle or life path he chose was not kidnapped by the public opinion or morality at the time, but was really a "willful" choice that followed his own heart. So he can fall in love with Fanny, whose status is far away. Although he couldn't stay together by accident, when Fanny appeared in front of him again, no matter how downhearted she was or how angry she was at the church where she didn't appear, once she reappeared, all his eyes were on her, his love was direct and direct. purely. If you love, you will love deeply, if you don't love, you will leave. Direct and straightforward, I think this is also the characteristic that he stood out among the many suitors of the female lead and attracted the female lead. I envy the people who can express themselves freely and live willfully and arbitrarily. The reality and the rules are always tiring, and the heart is the form of the service, how sad
, right, our serious male lead Gabrial, how sad. Accompanying is the longest confession of love. It sounds so pleasant to hear, but who knows how much the person concerned is actually resentful. But who can blame him, the first simple and unadorned confession was not taken seriously, and a soft heart was already dripping with blood. But how can a strong and persistent person give up because he is afraid of being hurt. If there is a chance, he still wants to see her happiness and protect her happiness. I always stick to my principles and don't want to be despised. I know how ridiculous this kind of forced self-esteem is for the beloved. Does she care about you? Does she know that in order to keep this self-esteem and you can't control yourself, you want to do more struggles and struggles for her? If it is said that Troy lives arbitrarily, it is enviable, and Gabrial lives realistically, which makes people feel distressed~ So why do you want Gabrial to be with the heroine in the end of the appendix! After kissing her, leaving in a dashing manner is the perfect ending~
Although this drama is a drama with a single female lead and multiple male leads, I have no feeling for the heroine's performance or character, but the male leads are more successful. PS: Although the heroine's face is not my type, but the waist is really thin!
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