Super nice! The heroine just came out and thought of Scarlett~ (Gone with the Wind).
Personal opinion: 1. In the movie, Roy and Mara met for the first time and took refuge in an air raid. Is it love at first sight? Well, some people decide it at first sight. The later development is also very fast, even a little faster than I imagined, and I have the same excitement as the heroine. It really feels great~. 2. Later, when Roy had to leave early, Mara chose to send him off instead of participating in the show. I have a faint feeling that tragedy is coming. It was inevitable that Mara chose to send Roy, but it was a pity that they only glanced at each other when they met. ?? Time and life. Is it possible not to send Roy in that case? impossible. Send Lowy and leave the theater. Mara also has a very serious and very serious job search. She didn't easily lower her head to ask Roy for money, but she tried harder, no more... (Although she feels that she is selfish. Maybe she explained the situation and borrowed some money first.) The tragedy of the tragedy is that the male protagonist lost his ID card and was deemed dead in battle. Newspaper publication. When the female protagonist saw the newspaper when she saw the male protagonist's mother, her emotions could not be suppressed. Here Marla is devastated, which is equivalent to losing her job, losing her lover, and only kitty is by her side. Kitty sacrificed himself for Mara, in order to survive, for Mara. Mara can't just suck kitty's blood and feel at ease. Then they fell together. (Hey, maybe I can struggle a bit.) But in that kind of environment, I can understand the heroine. In World War II, the environment of war was really unfriendly to women. I think of some people who said that during World War II, women with great culture lived very, very hard to survive, and there are cases like this. Marla is a dancer, and dancing ballet is what she depends on for a living. Leaving the theater, in the shadow of war, Mara's fate is really like duckweed.
3. Meet the male protagonist at the back station. ?? The changes in the heroine's eyes, the changes in people, my God, I feel her soul is coming back. Roy is really super important to her. The news of Roy's death killed her, and when Roy came back, she came back. But everything has changed. Women in that era were not very tolerant of themselves in this regard, and the social environment was even more so. Mara's subsequent behavior is also understandable. But it's really sad, Mara went to the male lead's house, and her family welcomed her so much. I really hope there are no accidents, so let's go on like this. Let time heal the sadness, let everything unravel, and be happy together like this. But o>_ Personal opinion on the show: 1. I'm going to blow it up! It's really good-looking! Although black and white was not used to it at first, it became more and more beautiful later! Soul Broken Blue Bridge, the name sounds very sad, and there is a poignant love story behind it. 2. Lucky charm! It is a key point. Love this design. As well as before Mara's death and walking towards death, it's really too classic. The feeling is the temptation of death, such a beautiful feeling cannot be tolerated, and fate pushed her to death. 3. Music praise! The music at all stages is very good and timely. 4. There are too many arrangements of fate. Otherwise, step by step will not be so. Maybe the heroine changes some behaviors and it will change. But it would be better to say that a sincere and delicate woman was swept away by the tide of war to the point where not even scum was left. All want to love and pity... Because of fate, with this beautiful love, and because of this fate, everything is ruined. Mara has never done anything wrong. Just like duckweed in that society. Roy loves the heroine very much, and the heroine really loves Roy super. 5. Kitty is the best best friend in the world. Friendship is also super super super moving. I love Kitty. at last I love you, I have never loved anyone else. I will not. It's true, I won't, Roy.
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