Vivien Leigh's love in the movie is the latter, and the most precious feeling in my heart is also the latter, leaving too many regrets and beauty. It's a pity, it's a good thing. Because love can't stand firewood, rice, oil and salt.
Influenced by the rhetoric of the awakening of too many modern women, I prefer women who are independent, strong, calm, responsible, and thoughtful. The kitty in the movie is more flamboyant, and I actually like her more.
But the tragic beauty of the character Mara has made the movie classic. She is fragile, innocent, kind, and stubbornly pursuing the purity of her heart. If, if she can pass the hurdle in her heart, can she live with Roy? go down?
I don't think she can get through, and if it were me, I wouldn't be able to. Roy is so perfect, I am so dwarfed by myself, no matter how hard I try, I can't smooth the wrinkles in my heart.
But now I am just in time, only repeating the present. Every minute, every second, the quality is not the weight.
In that era, I thought it was the best ending in the movie. In modern times, she should have a more complete life.
I love this movie, it's a classic, I'll rewatch it.
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