Where did your passion as a nihilist go, spiritual mentor Nick asked her? Where's the girl masturbating in church?
I love Jenny, she is so genuine and broken.
To a certain extent I can understand her abandonment of the relationship with Tim when she writes that two people are willing to die for each other (a statement that is so serious as a dramatic line, usually the deliberate emphasis of some kind of narcissism or a moment of guilt ), this kind of drama loyalty was denied by Nick because it was too literary (exaggerated) and not literary enough (progressive), it was an old literature. From experience to expression. For her, love is not comparable to literature. I think she has a commitment to literature rather than a commitment to herself. When asked if she had only one day left to live, she chose someone to keep writing until she died. Nick asked her to feed her literature with the experience of love, but after screwing up her usual life she concluded that I didn't love her for the sake of writing, and I'd still be caught in a repeat. Whether it is literature or emotion, it is one of the paths towards self. Jenny kept walking towards herself, towards the depths and edges of the world, but no one held her in this danger. She has met Tim, Malena, Robin, Manatee Boy, Carmen, Moira, Nicole, Shane, and even Dana, who is the right person? Since Malena, she has invested in one relationship after another that does not suit her, and this self-destructive tendency finally reaches its peak in the final chapter.
Jenny has never cheated in her love with girls, but one by one the girls have left. People see her as unfathomable, so try to hurt her (most of the lesbians in the show avoid deep/exclusive relationships, they themselves don't take their gayness "seriously", and they're in a state of youth that doesn't look introspective and doesn't want to) .
In the later period, Jenny stopped writing, became domineering, began to grow thorns, and stabbed at everyone's sight. As if wanting to say goodbye. But don't forget, even if those who hurt her didn't act domineering, they pressed their thorns deeply into her heart.
2019-11-11 15:06:48
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