In the moment of love (after passion, to be precise), the countess lies in the arms of her lover, who says in a whim:
"Isn't it weird to think that a lot of people are dying in wars when we're lying together and enjoying each other."
When the countess was about to step into the sealed castle to die, the countess said to the judge (actually to her lover):
"Isn't it strange to think so, when I was sentenced here, how many lovers were in each other's warm arms."
The echo of life and death, the echo of the death sentence and the warm embrace, describes the foreshadowing of the first place, wonderful!
View more about The Countess reviews
