The role of Miss G is essentially a short-sighted but extremely cowardly person. She was abandoned in this boarding school for girls since she was a child. She never left the school and stepped into the society. She was constantly nervous even going to the street to buy things Carrying a list of things to buy, she overturned her wallet nervously when she met a man who was talking about her. She had no ability or courage to contact society at all. The closed shadow of childhood made her extremely depressed and cowardly, but also filled her with desire and passion for the outside world. She wanted to travel around the world and take risks in the world. She was daydreaming about courage every day. Just a daydream, she never took a step in the real world.
It can be said that the only thing that makes her have a sense of existence is the students who are obsessed with her, and those obsessions all come from the perfect image she supports with gorgeous words, the adventure stories she makes up, the unrealistic ones. Imagination, let her image be as beautiful as a bubble, but also as fragile as a bubble.
Maybe Miss G was attracted to this girl with refined temperament from the first time she saw Fiamma. Fiamma was like the perfect and refined self in her daydreams, so she began to use her own lies to possess and get close to this girl Son. Until then, she was still immersed in all the fantasies.
But when it became clear to her that Fiamma was going to tear off her gorgeous mask and shatter her wonderful, legendary dreams, she panicked, and she could barely survive without the guise of lies. So she fought against it with all the survival wisdom she had learned at the girls' boarding school - lies, blame, gossip, indifference. "Fiamma died of her perfection, she should never have come into this world." These were the last words Miss G said while holding the dying Fiamma. She loves Fiamma to the point of heartache and hates it to the core.
Until the end, Miss G still closed herself in a small room after leaving the boarding school. She didn't have the courage to get out of her lies and fantasies, she couldn't face her true self, and she didn't have the courage to step into society.
The ending was good, at least Fiamma tore up Miss G's lie with her death, and finally gained the sobriety of the girls and students.
Everything that "Crack" says may not be so easy to understand. There will be cracks in everyone's heart. No one is naturally perfect. From cowardly escaping to having the courage to face the true self, it will really be a process of continuous bloody struggle.
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