I finally finished watching this film on a good night, and it turned out that my worries were completely unnecessary. I forgot that Austen is a very open-minded woman, at least her works are full of humor, and she has her own way of facing such a tragic event of being unmarried and lonely. She said the only regret she had for not marrying Mr. Harris was the failure to leave some fortune to her mother and sister. She has always believed that a marriage without love is the most miserable. Therefore, in her last scene, she used the word happy to express her heart, and she did not have any regrets for marrying someone she didn't love because of money.
To marry, or not to marry. Austen 200 years ago hesitated, thought for a night, and gave up. Two hundred years later, this choice continues.
It's a choice we always have to face.
He may not be Mr. Darcy, he may not be handsome enough, he may be dull, and he may not even have the courage to fall in love with ordinary people, but we always have to choose.
Behind any choice is to give up all other possibilities, whether to marry or not, between hesitation, youth may be barren. Behind it is another life, another possibility.
At the age of 20, the problem was just an occasional gust of wind and disappeared immediately. Love is high above, everything else can be put aside, regardless.
At the age of 30, this problem turned into a snowflake, and it got colder and colder, and love turned to ice without a warm fire. We must find something that warms us. Inevitably fall into the cliché, inevitably the world begins to value material things. It's all a matter of time.
And Jane, who is nearly 40 years old, still hasn't given up her firmness and expectation for love. However, no matter how respected he is, he can never win love. Because youth is gone, and Mr. Darcy, only in
Time is always cruel to women. And a heart that always dares to love is a woman's most powerful weapon.
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