Innocent love

The Electra plot probably cannot be included in the scope of love. There is only one kiss in the film, and the repeated "May God forgive me". His somewhat haggard body still had remaining power, it was for her, they looked at each other affectionately and then turned and left with the urge to kiss. She treats him as a lover, but he can't forget the identity of the people around him, and it is against ethics to cross the line a little bit. The girl’s innocent eyes drooped and her pure mind was only devoted to him. If utopia is not trampled by modern society, they can still love each other for at least ten years, a little more than a father and a daughter, and a little purer than love.
I like that fat boy very much, he seems stupid but he can see through people's hearts. The girl wants to use him to avenge her loved one, and the fat boy acts as a sexual tool for a while. Seeing the girl's body covered with long hair, he was moved with horror, but he couldn't bear to touch the little bit of this innocent angelic girl. He is a fledgling barber, and the compromise is to give the girl a new look. Ruth with short hair looks more beautiful, but she doesn't have a taste of eroticism.
I also like that developer. They are on the opposite side. He wants to break their utopia, but I can't hate him. As Jack said, he is a gentleman and he refuses to take advantage of others. If it weren't for such a big gap in position, they could probably be a good pair of brothers.
What kind of love is called unethical love? The translated name of the other version makes me very hard to understand. Their love has always been in their hearts, and they have been trying hard to restrain them, and they are not willing to put on the name of indecent because of that kiss.
I love the look they look at, and I have always forgotten their identities. I love the melody inside, sad but hopeful. Ruth said, do you love me or not. Jack is always afraid that he loves her too much, and even more afraid that she loves himself too much. If this is really a fairy tale, I hope they will love it forever.

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