The original reason why the original poster watched this show was entirely because of Rebecca's recommendation.
A little red-haired girl is always full of all kinds of modifiers to praise the world she sees, because the scenery is picturesque, because of other reasons that I can’t remember. In short, I went to watch this film. drama.
The scenery is indeed picturesque. The scene in the play is where the story in the original novel takes place, Prince Edward Island. It was originally a British colony and later joined Canada.
The hostess Annie was an orphan. Girls were not very popular at the time, especially the farms that needed labor. However, Annie finally gained the love of the Green Gable brothers and sisters with her enthusiasm and ability.
Different from the reaction of ordinary adopted children, when Anne was confirmed to be adopted by the brothers and sisters, she did not shy away from living by looking at people's faces, but had the courage to express her own opinions. I think that thanks to the tolerance of Matthew and Marella, this fairy tale can happen.
God lets one person meet another person, and it has its own profound intentions. Just like Anne met Matthew and Marella, one gained love to drive away the darkness, and the other gained enthusiasm to change the rigidity and rigor.
It can be said that the story of this main line is full of healing.
But one of my favorite characters is not the heroine of the show (of course she is also very good), but an old lady with a supporting role. Her name is Rachel Lynde, translated as Rachel in the play.
At the beginning of the play, Marella, who was about to adopt a child, mentioned her to Matthew, a neighbor who is particularly keen on gossip. Looks rich, fat and simple, always too enthusiastic about other people's affairs, and accustomed to being silent, and especially keen on being a matchmaker in the later period.
The female teacher who was crazy as a matchmaker described her like this, "It seems that she has a natural sense of mission in the matter of matchmaking", which is really laughable.
It's such a woman who seems to be full of shortcomings, preferring to be like it is especially easy to correct her mistakes.
When she and her old neighbor Marilla had a quarrel about whether to fire the female teacher, she said angrily-"I will never come again. If I come again, I will send a letter to notify you." .
Then at the end of the episode, when Marella opened the door, Rachel stood silently at the door with a bunch of flowers.
"Isn't there a notice?" Marella asked deliberately.
Rachel shook his head, and handed the flower in his hand pitifully, "There is only one flower from my closed mind."
The two looked at each other in silence for a second, then smiled at each other.
Let me give you an appreciation of the peerless and childish quarrel of these two people before and after ▼
Are they very cute two people?
I think the most touching thing about this drama is the kindness of human nature.
This kindness is manifested in that even though Matthew (Marella’s brother) thought she was very noisy when she first received Annie, when Annie asked him a question, he was still willing to think and answer, although often It's "well..." "emmm..."
When Mrs. Rachel expressed horror at the arrival of the black Bash, she was still willing to try to understand and help his family.
This is a rare kind of goodwill in this world, which can overcome one's own unhappiness and give others some positive responses.
Finally, I will talk about one of the most impressive points of this play.
It's a passage from Mrs. Barry.
At that time, her husband was defrauded of a lot of money because of his arbitrariness. Her wife had nowhere to complain, so she had to grab the child and torture. The husband knew that his wife was angry with him, but he was unwilling to take the initiative to communicate, leading the family to live in a low pressure for a long time.
Finally the child's words woke up Mrs. Barry, "Why don't everyone love each other anymore?"
Feeling extremely sorry for the child, she immediately found her husband and told him what she was saying. ▼
Just for this, give it to everyone in the marriage.
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