The unfolding of the story is based on the story of Wallis and Wally as a parallel line. On the surface, the two people are bound by their names. One has lived through a fairy tale and is covered by the new clothes of the fairy tale but bears inhuman sadness, and the other yearns for a fairy tale, for the sake of a marriage without the slightest fairy tale color or even happiness. Life.
Actually? Wallis interspersed throughout the film is a successful socialite, and as the heroine Wally is a poor and hateful little woman.
The first overlap is that Wally is waiting for her husband who has not returned in Washington DC, and Wallis is waiting for her husband who has returned at night in Shanghai. The two were disappointed with their husbands, discarded the carefully prepared meals, and ruined the romantic setting of the table. What makes people sad is that Wallis has not forgotten to pick up the unfinished embroidery on the sofa-what a good wife and mother.
Is this true?
Ernest, her second husband did not understand her insistence
- "?. Disappoint HIM of He does not know the even US"
- "Which IS Precisely Why are WE going."
If only a simple wife and mother, how can the ambitions Bobo wants to use such social occasions to let her husband (and herself) get a position on the British vanity fair? When it comes to the first dance with the prince, Wallis is already a flirt with ease. People who have some knowledge of British culture should have heard of British flirt culture. The so-called "love" starts with flirt. You can also read Jane Austin's book. It is said that the dialogue in Pride and Prejudice is the best among flirt.
At this time, Wallis, if portrayed according to the characters in the movie, is a woman who has already experienced the pain of losing her child. Maybe it’s just the mother, so it has changed? But the mind is not a temperament, and it will not become shrewd because of pain. Only temperament can be reborn after experiencing pain. Wallis's social skills, art of conversation, and temperament of dealing with people are not the product of rebirth, but an innate talent.
On the other hand, Wally had a stiff conversation with the obstetrician and gynecologist, and said nothing at the banquet. At the beginning of the film, she was not introduced as a noblewoman who was waiting at home to have a child, so her silence did not appear abrupt. But the thoughts after watching the film make people feel puzzled: Since she has chosen the life track of "Lady", why bother pretending to be noble and silent at the banquet? As a "ladies", like Wallis Simpson, she usually uses social interaction as a way to help her husband get contacts.
The so-called ladies and celebrities, being able to raise funds for various charitable purposes, and long-sleeved benevolent dancers to build relationships for everyone, including their own husbands, are all part of their jobs. If she gave up her job at the beginning, she chose this kind of life that is completely dependent on her husband financially, and only saw the life of having children, but did not see the life of becoming a canary. So who can blame for making the wrong choice?
The most tragic and ridiculous thing is that, knowing that it was wrong, she wore a gorgeous robe and did not dare to admit it.
When Wally starts dressing up and screaming like Wallis, is she happy? She was happy for a moment—when Wallis held up her face, she could see the brilliance in her eyes; when she was shy and timid about explaining the set of sexy underwear to her husband, she could see her right The joy of becoming beautiful; when she is said to be "whore", one can see her offended anger.
——However, her happiness or anger revolves around her husband. The night before, she was violently pinched by her neck, facing an unfamiliar security guard, and insisted that she was "Mrs." instead of "Ms." To be honest, when her husband called her name loudly in her dressing room, he praised him. When I gave out a handful of roses and said "I was such a jerk", I only had one reaction "yes, and you still are."
If holding a rose in your hand counts as an apology, what's the deal with yelling your name? If you feel impolite to break in, why not knock? Apologize and ask the other person to come over instead of waiting at the door sincerely?
Wally's "forgiveness" can only be said to be extremely cheap. For a handful of roses that I don’t even bother to use in basic packaging. I don’t have any sweet words, so forgive me. Is it because of love? It's because of cowardice! Because a woman who has chosen the path of "noble lady" can't have children, can't socialize, and has nothing except her husband and the fame, status, and money that he brings.
Such Wally has no comparative value with Wallis Simpson. After his failed first marriage, Wallis was active in various social occasions in the upper-class British society. It is "free and easy" that Wally can no longer compare with Wallis. How can it be compared with others?
The so-called "her" point of view of the story is nothing but Wally's obsession with being immersed in other people's stories.
Everyone is responsible for their choices and for the things they have done.
Wally married an irresponsible man. From the college days, we can see things like having a big girlfriend's belly—it's a college, not a 16 or 7-year-old high school student. This kind of thing that causes a person to become pregnant occurs after the age of 18. There are only four words to describe: irresponsible. In the post-marriage quarrels, even if it is a real workaholic, not returning every night, the insincereness in sending flowers to apologize already shows that this person is not a good match. And Wally herself chose to listen to the other party's statement. It is her responsibility to give up her career for a person who is irresponsible and disrespect his wife, and to live a "noble woman" life in order to cater to the other party.
Wallis chose to live with the prince. Didn't she know that this kind of "being together" meant that she was going to be with Edward as a woman who was divorced twice? Doesn't she know that the final result of the so-called "love" is that they are "together", whether it is an underground love like Charles Camilla or a vigorous marriage in the end? Doesn't she know that to become Edward is to become a king? Didn't she know that to become a "king's lover" is to suffer a life without privacy, freedom, and reputation? Maybe she can't foresee the future. Have you heard Anne Boleyn's name? When the marriage hadn't been put on the agenda, she chose to let the relationship go and live happily ever after with the prince every day. When marriage and the throne were placed in front of the prince and forced to choose one of the two, she said "What have I done to deserve this treatment?" Whether it was for the fame and fortune that had been pursued by entering the British upper class, or for love , I don’t seem to be qualified to ask the phrase "what have I done".
Finally, I really want to know how the Russian security guard would react if he learns that Wally is pregnant. Did he say he wants children? He didn't even say that he wanted to be with Wally for a long time. Excuse me, why does she make her own pregnancy?
This is a very puzzling movie. . .
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