She plays Joan mentions the scene where the puppet leaves alone, the dual temperament of pride and confusion, which highlights a sentimental meaning that does not match her own, which is even more unforgettable.
At the end of the film, Anne's monologue.
"I cried that morning. I cried because I loved the street that got me off Henry, and one day it will get me back to him. I cried because the
process of being a woman was so painful. I cry because my
chances of crying are reduced.
I cry because my pain is gone, and the pain is not there, and I'm so uncomfortable."
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