Mildred's fate has been frozen since Ray's death, or earlier. Fling, but ruined Veda's lifelong trust.
Rachel and Kate's drama is impeccable, Mildred's middle-class self-esteem, simple and diligent, secretly ambitious, and ready to move. The remorse and love for Ray poured into Veda, indulging her to lead her into the abyss of distortion. Black, wild, and conceited, her definition of love is as sharp as a dagger. Finally Mildred said to Burt, I didn`t know I was pregnant when married you•••so I married you for true love, didn`t I? With a word, four eyes whirling. Except for the seduction to Wally when he was the last resort, I think Mildred had loved, whether it was Burt or Monty, desperate. And all kinds of hardships, tolerance, boxing love, how does Veda understand. She is very talented and her heart is higher than the sky. After several years, she racked her brains to leave her mother who wears uniforms and can't afford a piano and breaks her promises, room full of fumes, stupid fried chicken and restaurants, vulgar Glendale. Blackmailed Sammy, returned home and used the mother who was eager to get close to her daughter to hold a no-cost fame concert and finally got the opportunity to go far away, seduce Monty, and use his unwilling to break down and vulnerable self-esteem. Veda is too smart.
At least there is no flaw in maternal love-the origin of everything is you. I want the best for you. And the love of a child may always be reserved, even incomplete. This is the original meaning of mankind's loneliness, and the source of indispensability. When Veda is old, he may wake up and understand that the sufferings of his mother belong to his mother. Of course, he may have missed Qing Qing's life before he realized it. And Mildred, who has gone around a circle, can still hug Burt and cry, to hell with her!
It's an endless dark, gloomy room, in the 1930s. True love, no fear, no remorse. One life ups and downs, floating life is like a dream.
You may never be able to be understood by the person you embrace, nor can you really see through the person opposite you.
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