tom like a messenger of God, drawing a blueprint for the Wangqiao Cathedral with his extraordinary intuition about architecture. Philip is another messenger, used to demonstrate justice, faith and courage against Bishop Waugh's evil forces. Emma represents the true side of human nature, with a passion like fire. aliena represents wisdom and beauty. Philip represents the brave who must win. The phalanx of the good guys is very strong, and the phalanx of the wicked keeps disintegrating due to mutual dismantling. The cathedral was inaugurated and justice prevailed.
I really don't like that Aliena and her brother are just fighting for the title of title. Her daddy fought for her faith and defended the kingship and died for her faith, while Richard killed countless people but to win back his father's former territory. In the end is the father's spiritual heritage or material heritage important? Is it the castle that matters or the faith of the father? So the most noble here are architects like Tom and Philip. Art for art's sake, and nothing else.
Although the books on the desk are already terrifyingly piled up, and I haven't really read a few of them, I still really want to buy the tome "Spring and Autumn in the Temple" and have a look, it's really itchy. I know very well that no matter how successful the film adaptation is, it still cannot match the vividness of the original. Because the latter is a temple that you slowly build with your imagination, word by word.
There are countless classic dialogues in "Temple of Spring and Autumn", but I only remember this sentence: "You must first have faith, and then God can help you."
God also favors skilled craftsmen, which is why there are so many exquisite holy churches.
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