British mysticism has a history. Hundreds of years ago there was a poet named Donne who wrote a batch of golden poems; there was also a mystic named Donne in the 1930s who invented the theory in the film.
If two people are on two parallel lines, because one point attracts each other, they will gradually connect to other points on the parallel line, filling your calendar.
So the point where the two are attracted to each other is Cape Cod in the first place. Of course the painter likes the magnificence of the landslide and tsunami. And the little girl died here. The first time they met was at the Skate Plaza in New York. In this way, they echoed each other on parallel points, spanning 10 years.
Debussy's Daphne and Chloe also reflect this obscurity beyond time. Without this music, the movie wouldn't exist.
But this film is also a very strong hint that there is a person waiting for you in the ends of the earth, beyond all time. You can find true love as long as you have the courage to pursue it. That is the meaning of existence. Such men and women are always in harmony, unlike Lawrence's novels, where men and women are always on the mark.
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