The main line of this movie is Downton Abbey, the King's "Province". In my opinion, it can be divided into two parts, one is servants, and the other is nobles. The servants here are very dissatisfied with the king’s entourage seizing power. They regained their power from the king’s people in a revolutionary way. In my opinion, this is an expression of the emperor’s overthrow; on the other hand, the eldest lady clearly treats herself. She was full of doubts about her manor business, but she continued to carry the burden due to her grandmother and Anna's emotions (I don’t understand why); the princess’s marriage was extremely unfortunate, but she arranged for a former republic to act as a lobbyist and persuaded her. Continue to marry to maintain the kingship. The housekeeper said that Downton Abbey and the family will still be here a hundred years later. The housekeeper said "we'll see...". I think this is also about the British royal family. Who knows?
I still can’t understand the values in this movie, Daisy’s peculiar brain circuit, the second lady gave up her career and chose marriage, the third lady’s widower changed from a republican to a royalist, and she also hoped to die out. The princess was happy after hearing a word. Xin persuades her husband to change his mind. Anyway, the whole process of watching the movie is full of my head? ? ?
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