OK, back to the story itself.
First of all, the hero and hostess of this film are very interesting, it is reversed to some extent.
The heroine has never been a big-hearted person. Never. She is different from those heroines who have a heroic dream, she is a bit selfish and stupefied. Before becoming a contestant of The Hunger Games, her daily life was how to hunt and support her family. This family includes a crazy mother and favorite sister. The younger sister is the heroine's treasure, and can even be said to be the heroine's favorite and most cherished person (the degree of importance is higher than that of the two heroes). In the first part, she wanted to die in love with Pita because of her cleverness. She took advantage of the rules, and then it really succeeded. However, it was this spirit of daring to work against the rules that made her selected as the spiritual leader of the rebel army. In the second part, the heroine became a "successful person". At this time, in order to protect herself and protect her family, she is also willing to take orders from Snow and continue to play her role well. In the third part, the heroine was also in a daze. For various reasons, she was pushed to this position and persuaded to be a symbol. However, the various touches of coming to the front line and combining her own experiences made her truly willing to exist as a rebellious spiritual leader.
Let's talk about the emotional belonging of the heroine. It's very simple. Before The Hunger Games, the heroine and the second man had a window paper relationship. However, destiny makes a fortune, and the heroine participates in the Hunger Games. In the first part, the heroine did not have love for the hero, and her savior was purely for survival (allies and showing her love for Pitta can win her more favors, making it easier to obtain sponsorship, and more Chance to survive). After surviving, in order to survive, the female protagonist needs to act with the male protagonist, but until this time, all she likes is the second male.
Of course, the male protagonist has long liked the female protagonist, and has always liked it.
Later, it was the second time the heroine and heroine participated in The Hunger Games. A lot of things happened, and the heroine slowly changed her feelings to the heroine. I forgot to say that the hero of this story sets a very weak chicken and has a very low force value. The highlight is that he is very kind, and he understands and loves the heroine without reservation. To use an analogy, it is the existence of gentle sunshine, just like the orange of the sunset that he likes, warm without burning people. Gal would not know Katness like Pita. Although they grew up together, they didn't experience the Hunger Games together. The second part has many small details: when the heroine is having nightmares, she can only fall asleep with the hero, the three-person photo pendant necklace that the hero gives to the heroine, the pearls that the hero gives to the heroine, etc... The second part is the key to the emotional advancement of the male and female protagonists. In the third part, when the heroine killed Aunt Wuli Moore and was preparing to commit suicide, it was also Pita who saw that she was preparing to commit suicide and stopped.
OK, to the third part. At this time the heroine is actually wandering. She did not clearly realize her emotional belonging. Her mind is actually a mess. Therefore, her behavior is often arbitrary. She will not understand what ZZ standpoint and what is the overall situation. She has always been just Katness, only caring about the safety of the one she loves. She is not afraid of death, but she is afraid that the person who killed her family will not die. Without a big picture, it is normal for her to make the decision to kill the enemy. No one can stop what she has to do. But...actually, if she is not so headstrong, many people can survive...BUT, just remember that the heroine of Wuli is a girl in her early 20s, thank you. Moreover, many people are actually willing to die for her. Hong Kong, who doesn't want to kill Snow? Speaking of hatred for the President, there are many of them.
But Katness has a very important three views. It is her kindness. She has a strong empathy ability, let's just call it the benevolence of a woman. This kind of kindness to the enemy is destined to make her only a good spiritual leader, not a good leader. And this kind of benevolence of women, Gael, as an excellent soldier, does not have. But Pitta also has it. Pitta has always been one of the most truthful, good and beautiful characters in the book (the character of the ORZ hero and heroine must be reversed). So when everything is over, it is normal that the heroine will choose to spend a peaceful life with Pita. The hostess herself is a fire. She is with Gail, and her hatred, resentment, and regret for some of her actions will not be eliminated for a lifetime. And Pitta will use his tolerance, understanding and warmth to bring the heroine a real sense of peace and security.
Finally, let me talk about some moving points handled by the director in my ending:
1) White Rose is an important symbol in the book, and the movie is well restored.
2) The cat was adopted by the hostess's sister prim. The hostess has always hated this cat, and the younger sister likes it very much. The cat gets along well with her sister, but not with the heroine. So the hostess hugged the cat and cried so much. Many people there may not get it, but I got it.
3) The last grass the heroine planted in the heroine's house was primrose, which is also the origin of the name of the heroine's sister.
4) After the male protagonist was amnesia or even hated the female protagonist by Snow, he often couldn't distinguish between reality and implant memory. Therefore, he will ask the heroine if it is wrong, XXXX, is it true or false? And when the heroine couldn't sleep on another thundering night, when he ran to sleep next to the hero, the man asked the phrase "Do you love me, is it true or false" and the heroine replied "true". It's the original party's me. What I'm thinking of ~ The movie is restored, good. In fact, when I got here, the feelings of the male and female lords were a bit of the feeling that everything was silent, and after the ups and downs.
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