Where does pride come from? Bloodline? status? Or money?
A: The pride of the Queen comes from her mind.
A young queen, facing those old men who are fighting on the battlefield, said that a strong brain is more important than the body, that peace is more important than plunder, and the Renaissance is more important than the expansion of territory... I like her to hold her head high and disdain those who have decayed thoughts, I like her cold-eyed stubbornness to open the heavy door, her uniform, riding and shooting like a real king, and she is more like a literary young woman.
History has entrusted her with the mission of the king, but reality has to impose on her unreachable pain-because of her gender, she can't get the love of her mother; because of religion, she can't be convinced by her subjects; because of the shadow of childhood, she can't have a complete life. family. However, her pride did not allow her to bow her head and yield in the suffering again and again, but persisted more tenaciously to the end, just like the wedding of her maid (although there is no such record in history)—— This isn't the end of the story, it's just the beginning of the next one.
She knows that she can't rule the country (historically, she gave up rule twice), but she doesn't want to turn herself into someone's appendage to complete a political marriage; she also knows that she can't love the person she wants to love, but She doesn't need to force anyone to perfect herself; she knows that her beliefs and pursuits are fundamentally incompatible with this world, so she goes where she wants to go, reads the books she wants to read, and sees the people she wants to meet!
I don't know if other people will think this movie is a tragedy, that the Queen's life is a tragedy. But I am looking forward to this kind of life, proud and wonderful.
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