Charles ran into Sarah again, who was still looking at the sea, but in a different place.
This casual encounter can affect a man's heart the most, and Charles is moved.
This unique woman has her own ideas. Her ideas were independent of the Victorian society at that time. This independence was reflected in her ideas being not tolerated by society. She enlarges her wounds, makes them public, and starts walking alone, she loves the French Lieutenant, but can also leave when she sees him with prostitutes. She loves Charles and can leave in the torment of her heart. This is responsible for one's own feelings, rational suppression and consideration.
Play is like life, life is like play, this movie interprets life and play.
I like this arrangement very much, Sarah belongs to the play within the play, the actress is the life within the play; Sarah and Charles are together, the actress chooses to leave like a goblin, and when the man chases after him, there is only one door left to open window.
Sarah said to Charles, I'm jealous of your fiancée. The actress smiled and said to her lover's wife, I envy you. At this moment, the two coincide.
The two women played by Meryl are willing to be like this, she is free, she is not restricted, and in the end she is free and happy even if she loses love.
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