Should we live by our inner convictions, rational advice, follow habits and reasoning from experience to avoid the traps in life, or should we be dashing, beautiful, sincere, brave, resolute, and live according to our own hearts. Which one is right.
With such a background of background, Tess is obviously rational and realistic to enjoy her beauty with her fake cousin who is willing to take care of the whole family, but she scoffed and refused again and again. She wants her own dignity, even if she is tired and hopeless. Compromise, covered in mud, tired and unable to straighten up but stubbornly not bowing his head, milking cows, working hard, taking care of his heart. For Angel's departure, if it is not from the audience's perspective of God, it is understandable. If I think about it, it is understandable. He loves Tess who he thinks he thinks, and after knowing her secret, he thinks that he is the wrong person. , the kind, innocent and pure Tess, it is she but not her, in the end she still thinks she is. If we danced that dance together, the whole story would be over.
The whole situation is the sweetest, holding four little sisters across the puddle, warm and bright. When women are strong, there is really nothing for men. Angel is about to leave for Brazil in a carriage. Lu meets a female worker who has a crush and confesses to her, asking, if I let you go with me now, do you agree, oh my god, weak ideal extreme dominance. The female worker said, Tess loves you the most, he can die for you, I can't compare, people at that time were really simple, and it was really touching to say such words against their own interests. I thought the male protagonist would be moved to change his mind when he heard it, but I was simple.
Many intense scenes are skipped, such as childbirth, loss of a child, death of a father, compromise, and murder. This shooting technique is really good. Although it is hidden, it has a stronger impact.
I like Tess walking in the mist, groups of hounds, nobles in red riding past, the scene is so beautiful, every frame is an oil painting.
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