The most touching scene is when Lucas asks Bernard: "Marian loves you, how do you feel about her?" Lucas here is a husband, and he wants to find someone for Marian in the perilous reality. Relying on; is a Marian public admirer, a lover, painful and happy to fulfill Marian and himself.
It was the intuition of the husband, the lover, and the intuition of the director that allowed him to reveal this relationship before Marianne and Bernard. The male and female protagonists have a mutual affection. Perhaps he has seen enough of this kind of thing, so much that he can appeal to intuition to exemplify, turn sensibility into reason, and then use reason to move the era of collective trampling on individuals.
The revealing of this small scene is very clever. On the one hand, it greatly fills in the sense of emptiness after the main line climax (searching the cellar), and it also eliminates the clichés of men and women on the sidelines. On the other hand, it is the finishing touch to the image of Lucas (deep love, wisdom, responsibility).
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