I read it once when I was in high school. At that time, I only thought it was horrible. I had nightmares with strong visual impact. A little bit of province forgot or came out big.
First Anna betrayed herself to the devil, and then Mark betrayed herself to Anna. They all cheated, lied, and were all lonely and bruised. Anna herself has a very "women's strong" setting. She said that she read from the book that life is a stage, but she has always hidden most of herself to perform. She loves her husband and children, but longs for complete domination and freedom. Let the devil take advantage. The movie is talking about her wanting to make a deal with the devil but going against her own conscience (? Can't think of a good word...), which is what she calls the two sisters "Loyalty" and "Affair", "My loyalty cannot be Completely remove the affair but the affair shows that I am not faithful."
Anna is obsessed with the devil, while Mark and Henry are obsessed with Anna, and Helen is obsessed with Mark. The devil has become the perfect Mark that Anna wants. You can see that at the end, a new Mark appears. Without Mark's jagged teeth and dark green eyes, if the cheating object is the husband himself, then the affair can be loyal. The two sisters coexist peacefully.
The most distressed is the child Bob. The parents are really selfish, and in the end they should be self-indulgent. Maybe Helen realized her stupidity when she stood in the doorway....
There has always been a question when Mark went to bring his son to Helen's house, Helen said to Mark can you promise me one thing? what's the matter
The author buried a foreshadowing at the beginning of the film: 4 people from government agencies were talking to Mark about resignation, and the bald man smiled and asked if there are any more questions? the man on the far right said
Does that person still wear pink socks all the time?
Mark jumped down the stairs, the bald head took off a shoe and shook it as he went up the stairs, revealing too dazzling pink socks...
Does this mean that Mark is infernal? The war was brought about by this bald man with Mark? (guessing)
Some of the dialogues in the play are interesting:
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"Henry: There's nothing to fear except God, no matter how you understand it. Mark: God is sickness to me. Henry: So we can approach God through sickness."
two
"Henry said to Helen: I don't like women. They have no vision. They are emotionally unstable. They are dangerous creatures. Helen replied: Women don't have much in common except menstruation
I'm from a place where devils are easily recognizable because they hide in some body and then incarnate so I know the danger of being eroded by it That doesn't mean I like it But I am saddened that you think women have stained the world. Henry: I didn't say I didn't stain the world. Helen: Because you never felt freedom, did you? It's a pity you seem to think that freedom is a sin so there's no freedom anymore? Henry: It's really enlightening. (Different interpretations of translation will be different)
After that they went to bed and then they undressed and lay on the bed
three
After Henry sent the child to school, someone from the detective company came to him and told him that the first detective was missing, asked him to give him the address he found and asked him why he didn't go over or call "Henry: yes I used to think maybe I still do but it was a totally blind desire, (holds the detective's hand) You know what? I don't feel that desire now."
I don't know if I'm thinking too much or it's really just a literal feeling? Love is gone, only possessiveness left?
Four
In the process of arguing with Mark, Anna shouted Jesus! Jesus, Jesus, Jesus...
Calling Jesus out of someone who deals with the devil is so evocative
The following poem is quoted from "Life Quarterly" and eaten with a movie for a different flavor:
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Evil is the lack of good
Sin is the target of mischief
Where the light of God cannot reach
is the devil's home
nice when you
standing in the sun, you
cast a shadow
When I—your me, my me, his me
Flesh me, wise me, fame and fortune me
occupied my mind, I
blocked the glory of God
When people turn their backs on God and indulge in
in my shadow
The world fell into
In the power of the devil
desert under scorching sun
Can't find cool
A fainting mole
I want to hide myself
it pounces
the shadows are gone
stand up
wave to it again
how many round trips
its exhausted
die in your own shadow
The popular life
Design by the devil
Everyone wears fire clothes chasing their shadow
gain and lose
like loss and sensationalism
until you fall to the ground
in pure darkness
The devil's laughter
The temptation and torture of the devil
always through your persistent me
My shadow falls short of the glory of God
The devil haunts it
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