When Sophia walked into Tolstoy's bedroom early in the morning, laying on the bed and hugging Tolstoy. She is longing for warmth.
When a group of people gathered for a meal, Sophia replaced Tolstoy's speech with classical music, which Tolstoy said was much better, when they left the crowd's table, smiling and embracing each other. They are like-minded.
When Sophia was talking about Tolstoy's manuscripts and annotations that only she could read, when she copied the manuscript of "War and Peace" six times for Tolstoy. She was proud of their heart-to-heart connection.
When Sophia said to Tolstoy, let me hear you sing, and the two happily sang the rooster. It was Tolstoy who in love forgave Sophia's childlike indulgence.
When Sophia said they didn't understand every word my husband wrote. Sophia must have had a deep reflection on their love.
When Tolstoy told the crowd that Sophia was only concerned with their family's well-being. Tolstoy did his best to defend Sophia.
When Tolstoy said I was nothing but a rebel. He was deeply guilty of Sophia's love.
When Tolstoy spoke emotionally about the purity and beauty of Sophia's youth. How he misses their young love.
When Tolstoy ran away and returned home, he knelt heavily. He is not only saying goodbye to the life of the nobles, but also saying goodbye to the deeply loved Sophia.
When Sophia knew that her husband had left and wanted to know his whereabouts, when Sophia sank into the lake for Tolstoy. Sophia is deeply aware of how much harm her waywardness has caused her husband, and she has to repent.
When Sophia quietly prayed that Tolstoy could go home. She was so worried about her husband.
When Tolstoy said Sophia would come to see me. He has begun to miss Sophia deeply.
When Sophia traveled not far to meet Tolstoy who was sick and ran away and told everyone that I want to see him and I want to see my husband. Sophia and her husband have the same emotions, they miss each other and care about each other.
When Tolstoy groaned and called Sophia's name. When Tolstoy said she wanted to see me I couldn't refuse her. Tolstoy realized that the lover who has lived together in this life is not something that can be separated by giving up.
When Valentine said they had been together forty-eight years. This not only witnesses the existence of Tolstoy and Sophia's love in steadfastness, but also shows the fact that Valentine will have to give up the spiritual shackles and fight for love thoroughly.
When Sophia cried out on the dying Tolstoy, when Sophia said do you love me? Never stop, my birdie time. It's her review of the true meaning of their life's love.
They are in love with each other, but their pursuits are different, and they cannot understand each other in the face of the career and life they pursue throughout their lives. Sophia was even a child in front of Tolstoy in front of love. Their love is known in their own hearts, their actions are rarely even expressed, and their love is rarely understood by everyone, even by their children. They thought how could a man who is fighting for the love and freedom of all mankind and public ownership fall in love with a woman who is so selfish, arrogant, vain, and ignorant of the general situation? But the truth is that love is unspeakable, and the true love is in the heart, and they can understand it by themselves.
The last stop was sad. It is because Tolstoy gave up his own happiness and left home for the happiness of all mankind, leaving Sophia, who he actually loved, and living a lonely life outside. The last stop was helpless. When Tolstoy was sick outside, he had no choice but to see the person he loved so much, and he was told that he couldn't. The last stop is contempt. It lies in contempt for those who claim to have led to the misfortune of a family indirectly by means of despicable means for the sake of a great cause. There are also chants at the last stop. Praise for those who seek the truth and do not know the true meaning of the truth at first, but finally get out of the spiritual shackles and find the truth - the place of love.
They are in love with each other, so when you are in the world, don't give them worldly eyes.
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