In the film, Ruth has gradually grown from a traditional noble lady to an independent woman. In addition to the "spitting" with Jack learned/to reach the inferior cabin with civilians, Ruth herself is a "restless" woman who has the courage to break the tradition. Did not choose to continue to return to the original aristocratic life, but chose to start again.
It can be seen from the various photos of the old Ruth bedside at the end of the film that Ruth does not regret her original choice. What impressed me most was the photo of riding a horse with legs apart. Those who have knowledge of Victorian England will know that women at that time had their legs on the same side when riding a horse. Yes, you read that right. The legs are on the same side. (The picture is too beautiful, please imagine. ).
So, let’s guess irresponsibly. If there was no shipwreck, Ruth might not have started a new life so quickly. Perhaps it would be another aristocratic and civilian tear-up drama. Of course, if there was no shipwreck, there would be no such epic. Like a movie.
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