After watching Doctor Foster (1), the most impressive lines came from about 42 minutes in the fifth episode (the last episode):
Through all of this, you've had that look like you're about to smile...
even when things were serious, I don't think you ever got what you did.
The horror of losing it all.
And when you slept with her, you killed the person that I loved...
and the son that I was going to bring up.
And the me that I was starting to like!
Everything that I wanted and worked for, loved, died.
After fourteen years of marriage, that person has become not only a husband, but also a part of her past years, becoming a part of herself. The deceit and betrayal of the other half is a huge fool to oneself and a complete denial of one's past time. How can you not be angry? Because of your cheating, it also killed the me who "just started to like myself". . . This sentence is what impressed me the most. . .
I feel that I have some similarities with the heroine: after encountering this incident, I want to try my best to maintain my self-esteem, and I don't want to tear my face and embarrass myself. There is another point, the heroine said, "I'm not that kind of person, I don't care about those properties, how could I be like this, those are not important." But I still feel that the revenge among the heroines is unsatisfactory, although she tried her best to do the whole process. To: Be rational, give the other party a last chance to confess, despite the more pain it brings to yourself.
The final result was good for the heroine, the job was kept, and she still worked with dignity; the custody of her son was obtained, and the hero and the mistress went away. But the hurt she got, the feeling of ashes, the devotion to her feelings, and her persistence in her commitment. . . All ruined by that cheater.
Although love is easy, marriage is not easy, do it and cherish it. If this happened to me, I wouldn't be compelled for some reason, disgusting, as disgusting as eating fly shit.
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