Oscar threw stones at the beach, and God let the stones fall on the Protestantism again and again, so he obeyed God's arrangement for him, left his father's house and went to believe in Protestantism. His classmates all called Oscar a "weird" and bullied him. Lucinda wears bloomers, men's leather shoes, and is still obsessed with card games late at night. Her huge legacy saves her from worrying about what others think of her.
Lucinda was tortured by the gambling of sailors in the next cabin. She walked down to the bottom of the cabin, opened a door at random, and saw Oscar. Lucinda received the pastor in her first-class cabin, but was pleasantly surprised to find that the pastor was so familiar with the gesture of picking up the cards on the table while talking. Finally, she was surprised to listen to the pastor tell her that gambling is not against the will of God, we are all in Gamble with God.
The maid left Lucinda's house angrily. Oscar and Lucinda didn't care about the criticism from the outside. They were just friends who lived in the same house. When Oscar proposed that Lucinda let her glass factory make a glass church, and he escorted the glass church through the mountains to the parish where the protector is located, Lucinda happily agreed and put all their respective inheritances as a bet.
Lucinda loves gambling. The more novel the gambling ground and the bigger the stakes, the more exciting she feels. The more things she has never done before, the more risk she has to take. Lucinda likes Oscar. If Oscar loses his meager inheritance to Lucinda, then Lucinda can naturally feed Oscar for the second half of his life; and if Lucinda loses all of his inheritance to Oscar, Oscar should marry Lucinda to get started. Share this generous dowry.
In my opinion, this gambling game is a love gambling. No matter who wins or loses, the return of Oscar is the end of the film. This pair of like-minded gamblers has lived happily ever since, thinking about novel ideas and having fun together every day. world.
Oscar sent the glass church to the barbaric parish after hardships. He won the bet but lost his life. Lucinda won love, but lost her lover. When she arrived by boat with enthusiasm, the glass church had already sunk into the bottom of the lake with Oscar praying inside.
I don't know why the cable broke, just like I don't know why the beautiful widow gave up the handsome protector and turned to seduce Oscar. Oscar thought that Lucinda loved to protect people, and even gave his life to the glass church, which was the symbol of her love. He didn't know that it was not love, it was just the dependence of the lonely girl after losing her mother's protection.
Perhaps because Oscar is weak, he does not have the courage to express his feelings, nor does he have the courage to accept the result of being seduced. Just like the Indians on Australian soil, they have no ability to protect their own survival sites, or even their own lives. Faced with the rapid development of machine manufacturing after the British Industrial Revolution, the Indians retreated. Oscar also flinched, leaving the feminist Lucinda alone to savor her inner feelings. This maverick heiress chose the industry of glass manufacturing. This brand-new industry is so pioneer, and this material is so fragile that it can be torn apart by a single stone. With the crisp "beep" sound, the glass church shattered, and the love that Oscar and Lucinda hadn't even expressed was shattered.
Oscar won the bet, but lost his life; Lucinda knew what she was really thinking, but lost her lover forever. Oscar and Lucinda, this is a love bet.
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