For the time being, regardless of the love between the two, let alone other things, if Satine really refused the Duke's choice of Christine, what kind of life would she have. "Du Shiniang Angry in the Hundred Treasure Chest" is one kind, "La Traviata" is one kind, Yu Xuanji is one kind, and the best Liu Rushi is also one kind, which one has the respect that a clean woman deserves? Satine's ending is as beautiful as in a fairy tale, the prince and princess have lived a happy and beautiful life since then. Life passed away, no old age, no betrayal by Christine, no opposition from stubborn elders, only what was left. Love leaves a story behind.
Now let's look at Satine's love. If she had known this ending earlier, Satine's choice was correct. She always has to experience a deep love in her life. She has a lover who will never be forgotten. Satine has been a courtesan for many years and has sold love for many years. Life is about to end, meeting a good person, talented, young and handsome, impoverished, ignorant of the world, is the standard model of talent and beauty. Satine has fallen, and the feeling she has never had before makes her lost and forgets her original dream of becoming a star. She naively thinks that this is the most precious thing. She loved him with all her might, not hesitated to offend the duke, and even decided to leave the Moulin Rouge, where she lived, knowing that her life would be short, and she would do whatever it took to avoid Christine being killed. This is a woman, no matter whether she was born in a brothel, whether she has experienced human affairs, or whether she has read all the men in the world, once she falls in love, she will do her best and have no way out. Fortunately, her illness finally saved her, and let her love flourish with her.
This kind of story will never be outdated, and love is indeed eye-catching. Kristin is not worthy of Satine. He has a love song that he talks about every day. He has never done anything. He has never even cared about Satine's condition. He has experienced Satine fainting twice, but he doesn't take it seriously However, for this kind of man, it's fortunate that Satine didn't really entrust him for life, otherwise it would be a lifelong mistake.
Perhaps the duke just regarded Satine as a gadget, and he didn't have much drama and commented.
Recently, I really like musicals, "Singing in the Rain", "The Sound of Music", "My Fair Lady", "Moulin Rouge" is obviously the most fancy and enthusiastic among them, and it is rare to tell a cliché story so touching .
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