Floral skirt and strong mother, Reivew on Places in the Heart

I discovered that floral skirts were so popular in the United States in the 1930s, but they were full of oriental flavors. At the end of the ball, Margaret wore a pink petal chiffon skirt with purple satin silk scarf, which is truly stunning and beautiful. The audience's eyes are probably the same as her husband's, living tightly on this beautiful color and body.
Mrs. Spalding is undoubtedly a strong woman, a strong mother, a strong person, and a kind person.
The plot of the communion receiving the sacrament at the end is really magical, letting the dead Sheriff, Mr. Spalding, sit with the black boy Wilce. This is to show that God's grace makes all boundaries disappear, all hatreds are resolved, and all souls unite into one. How beautiful.

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