One is the jealousy of the ballroom owner towards the boxer. When the boss went to pick up the heroine, he saw the heroine and the male lead (boxer) come and go together, and began to taunt the heroine. After going to the ballroom, he clashed with a soldier in order to let her watch the male lead match with him. Seeing that the boxer was vulnerable, he was exasperated. Although he was old and weak, and far less young and strong than the boxer, his jealousy got the greatest release.
The other scene is the heroine's jealousy of the relationship between her sister and her father. This scene is all confessed by the heroine, without knowing the truth or not (her unbearable performance at the end makes it difficult to accept everything she said). She was very jealous of her sister. When her sister sacrificed herself in order to find money to treat her father and married a rich man she didn't like, her jealousy turned into anger and hatred. In the end, her father died. Erupted after his death. However, her sister did not respond to her anger. After her father died, her sister calmly returned to the room and cut her wrists and committed suicide. This is an unexpected plot, and the heroine's jealousy ends in an unexpected way. When she discovered that her sister's love for her father was so deep that she could commit suicide by cutting her wrists, what else could she say? Would she herself love her father so much that she committed suicide by cutting her wrists? What was her mood at the time?
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