A Love Study

Consuelo 2022-04-21 09:03:52

Of course, The Deep Blue Sea cannot be translated as "the deep blue sea", because it is the deep water that most people dare not go to. Usually translated as "blue deep sea", too hard. This exquisite little painting is a love study, a modern love scene, telling the story after Romeo and Juliet's love achievement: Romeo repeatedly stressed that he was not Romeo; Juliet wanted to die, not because of being loved, but because he was no longer loved Love. This is a rendition of Madame Bovary and Anna Karenina. Flaubert said "I am Madame Bovary", because he could empathize with Emma, ​​and experienced Emma's boredom, hope, waiting, joy, disappointment, anxiety and despair in the process of writing the novel. Maybe people say that Emma is a stupid woman, but who knows, the short-lived pleasure she experienced is something that many people can't experience in their entire lives, and the life that most people look forward to, she just abandons it. Hester also casually abandoned the life that others envied. Why? In Eileen Chang's words, it was Fredi who "caused her unreasonably violent enthusiasm", and in the judge's words, it was because of "lust", but I'm afraid it's all too simplistic. Through Fredi's mouth, we learn that Hester can speak well, but good eloquence is a weapon for men, not necessarily useful for women. We all know that another invincible Emma on the battlefield of love swept away talented musicians, architects, painters and writers, but barely said a word. Hester is a typical literary and artistic youth, knows art, likes fourteen lines, and perhaps hopes to get along with people who can "talk" day and night, but the judge and Fredi are obviously not opponents. In fact, his appearance is a little silly, and this kind of appearance can sometimes capture the hearts of young literary women, just as the silly girl in "Breakfast at Tiffany's" is very innocent and cute in the eyes of writers who have not debuted. In terms of dialogue, Hester's real opponent was the judge's mother. During dinner and tea, the two of them shot one gun, three shots and two shots, and the outcome was almost indistinguishable. However, when they were together, it was obvious that they could not be at peace for a moment. The film interprets the entanglement of the three with a few scenes, and every detail is carefully crafted. Fredi went out to play golf, spent weekends with friends, and even forgot Hester's birthday (perhaps pretended to forget it at all), came back after a big fight, they made up, hugged until Hester burst into passion, Fredi said "I need a However, the game of love, as Yi Shu said, is not fun if you don't take it seriously; if you take it seriously, you will lose. It is only when all the fire in one's heart is gone that the mystery of it can be deeply understood. In the age of youth, when you are on the scene, no one can convince yourself. However, the game of love, as Yi Shu said, is not fun if you don't take it seriously; if you take it seriously, you will lose. It is only when all the fire in one's heart is gone that the mystery of it can be deeply understood. In the age of youth, when you are on the scene, no one can convince yourself.

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  • Elody 2022-03-29 08:01:02

    The heroine is very, very beautiful in the film. The composition, tone, and tone are full of literary and artistic models. She looked at Shiver Sen and found that you Sen's own literary and aristocratic temperament can't be concealed at all. Restricted to play, can't turn around, come on!

  • Theron 2022-04-06 09:01:06

    Too boring literature.

The Deep Blue Sea quotes

  • Hester Collyer: Ah, the garden really is glorious! Even at this time of year.

    Collyer's Mother: Yes. It's my one, unalloyed pleasure. So much safer than people, don't you think?

  • Freddie Page: Let me give you a case: Jack loves Jill, Jill loves Jack. But Jack doesn't love Jill in the same way. Jack never asked to be loved.

    Hester Collyer: And what about Jill?

    Freddie Page: That's Jill's hard luck! I can't be bloody Romeo all the time!