***Class: This girl doesn't think of herself as an outsider too much, maybe because she is still young. She thought her mother was a servant, she was not, and she and her employer were equal. I just want to say that her drawings are broken, and equality for all in real life is just a slogan. If she is not under the eaves of others, she may be able to achieve equality, but now this is called Sending Fence, she was originally not a guest of others. It was mother Val who pleaded with the hostess to stay temporarily after getting permission, and the hostess promised to stay with her mother. Sleeping in the small room, the hostess also paid for a mattress. I don’t agree with what Jessica did in a woman’s family. Do you want to use other things with peace of mind? The host’s book, guest room, swimming pool, expensive ice cream. . In my opinion, there is no depth or shallowness. To put it ugly, this is called no tutoring. Employer’s family of three: The employer’s family played on their mobile phones during the meal, and there was no conversation. The relationship between husband and wife, mother-child relationship has been indifferent! The attitude of the employer's family of three towards Jessica: 1. The hostess actually looked down on the maid and her daughter. In the beginning, she was polite and hypocritically expressed that she was willing to entertain Jessica and would pay to buy a mattress, which indicated that her hospitality needs to be established within a certain range. If Jessica is someone who knows her status, she might be able to bear her for a while. She looked down on the birthday gift Val gave her. After she saw Jessica in the swimming pool, she asked someone to change the water. She said there were mice and was afraid of the virus; 2. The host treated her as a young, beautiful, youthful and energetic opposite sex. For boring feelings with his wife, the young woman stimulates his male hormones. But like his wife, he treats Nanny Val as a subordinate, and treats it differently from Jessica because of his greed for her; 3. Son Fabino regards Jessica as a person who can play together and has no generation gap. peer. The employer’s boy, Fabino, was raised by Val, and Jessica was raised by Sandra, whom Val asked for. They are both closer to the person who raised them, but not to their biological mother. Compared with the indifference of not seeing his daughter for many years, Fabinuo and his employer's dog are much closer to the old nanny. Fabino is broken in love, does not have good exams, and can't sleep at night, he always seeks to talk to Val and comfort him. Jessica scored high, but Fabinuo was 2 points worse, which is also a kind of irony. The rich are superior to others, but the grades are lower than those of poor children. Val made no secret of showing off her daughter's high scores, and happily called her daughter in the swimming pool of the employer's home, showing that she thought her daughter was upright, and she was no less than the employer's status. However, modern society is not so simple. It would be great if everything was fair competition. . Fighting fathers, fighting for money, fighting for relationships and losing fair competition, of course, relying on your own excellence to change your life and life Luck is not entirely impossible. Although Fabino failed the domestic exam, his mother sent him to beautiful Australia to take a great English course. The way out for the wealthy is not just to go to school. . ***Feminism: There must be a daughter if there is a mother. . Jessica had a son at a young age. . . She also left her son to study in Sao Paulo by herself. . In fact, this movie is about women's rights. Whether the employer, the nanny Val, or the daughter Jessica neglects to take care of their children for work, it is difficult to make up for the maternal love when the children grow up. . For women, is work more important or taking care of family and children more important? The end of the film is more positive and optimistic. Val quit his job to take care of his grandson. She showed a long-lost knowing smile, she was the master in her own home, and the mother-daughter relationship was restored. She chose family this time and gave up her job; and class did not disappear, but she returned to live in her own circle.
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