The tragedy of Angel Klein

Icie 2022-04-22 07:01:48

A band I was familiar with once sang a song with the male lead as the theme. The lyrics were roughly the male lead's simple and persistent thoughts, and a little selfishness. Therefore, when the male protagonist encounters emotional problems, the advantage is that he can have a dedicated and direct love life, but he cannot accept the collapse of the perfect object image in his heart. In the end, the male protagonist falls into a difficult dilemma.

Those who have seen the original book or the movie, the main focus is still on the tragedy of Tess's life. But my attention is on the different performances of the two people on the wedding night of the hero and heroine. The performance of the male protagonist may be the normal reaction of many ordinary men, but the blow to the female protagonist is devastating. The choice of life is only at that moment, and some choices determine the future life. Tess's tragedy is inevitable, and the tragedy of the male protagonist is finally redeemed.

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Extended Reading
  • Alvina 2022-03-25 09:01:19

    From 22:19 yesterday to 1:31 today, I watched the adaptation of Thomas Hardy's novel Tess of the D'Urbervilles (1891), directed by Roman Polanski, and Natasha Kinski (German? ? Berlin, 1961.1.24—) starring in the film "Tess" (1979, co-produced in England??, France??), Hardy called his novel Victorian era (1837.6.20—1901.1.22) hypocritical social morality Challenge, although I haven't read the original novel, but I think the movie exposes the hypocritical social morals of that era, and I think the movie is good. Finally, I searched the Internet and found that there is a complete, free video of the movie in Tencent Video (which is also a WeChat applet), in both the original sound and in Mandarin, and I can't find the video elsewhere.

  • Jacklyn 2022-03-21 09:03:00

    Polanski and his live-in girlfriend mourned his deceased wife, and Kinski supported the film with his personal appearance.

Tess quotes

  • John Durbeyfield: I'm the head of noblest branch of the family and I got my pride to lean on.

    [passes out]

  • Alec d'Urberville: Tell me, do you like strawberries?

    Tess: Yes, when they're in season.

    Alec d'Urberville: Here they already are.