In fact, I sympathize with Tess, she is a beautiful, innocent, kind and courageous girl. Because of her beautiful appearance, her parents asked her to go to relatives with wealthy people, but her innocence was tarnished by her cousin. Ordinary people may have accepted the arrangement of fate, but Tess did not love Alexander, and she would rather go back to a poor home than get involved with him. He died of illness after the child was born. In order to escape from the past, she drives to a strange village and starts a new life. She meets Claire, a man who rekindles his hope of life. Unwilling to hide her past from her lover, she confesses her past experience to Claire. But Claire couldn't accept going away from home for a while, and finally caused a tragic ending. After reading it, I was thinking: "Is chastity, once lost, lost forever? If she can cover up the past, she may be able to prove that this sentence is wrong. Nature has something that can restore itself. Power, why isn't chastity alone?"
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