I remember most of the bad comments about the '80s stories came from Simon and Tom's life recap before they got together
There are many people who are obsessed with how the big heroine slaps the front foot of the cheating husband and starts to feel that being loved is the value of life, liar. In the end, why did you go round and round to be with that gay cheating marriage, liar. Empathize carefully, maybe it makes sense.
Simon has no friends and is rarely loved. Her fabulousness means being envied and envied, but she really wants to be admired, recognized and loved by those she admires. She is mean, sharp, and dazzling. But she has almost no friends and no relatives. The ladies in the circle have guns and sticks secretly and secretly, all of them are jealous and look down on her, not to mention Naomi, who's best friend is better than falling in love with jade... their own daughters too, I think theirs The parent-child relationship is very realistic. From the clues, the daughter was born during the first two marriages only related to money. Maybe the mother and daughter have feelings, but it is too complicated.
Simon's life started when his mother forced his mother to iron a stolen silk bed sheet in the middle of the night at the laundry. With two marriages in exchange for a rise in class, after becoming famous, he found a British lover who is personable and profound. This lover makes up for the shortcoming that she completely gave up her relationship in exchange for her future in her early years. So she is very proud, my life is perfect.
What did Karl say, he thought Simon was so charming in a jeweled suit. Think back to Karl, a British gay, with a profound artistic background, and then look at Simon, an exaggerated rich woman who doesn't even have basic knowledge of geography. Originally it was an iron-clad chain of contempt, but Karl, who had never looked down on Simon, thought that Simon was a work of art, too charming. I think this portrayal is enough to support why she accompanies Karl to go bankrupt and heal, and it is enough to support the last tango.
If you want to break through the ceiling, you must ignore countless ridicules and slanders, so recognition is all the more important, because they are rarely recognized on the way to break through the siege. Karl gave it to Simon, and it was more valuable than anything. When her sexuality came to light, Simon felt an intolerable betrayal, a denial of all her charisma. All past compliments can no longer be distinguished from true and false, because the other party's credit has gone bankrupt. Of course she doesn't care whether the first two loves love her or not, but when she chooses love for the only time, the result she gets is deception, and sadness is inevitable.
Tom will never be as calm as Karl when he was found to have fake suicide. "You don't respond if you don't shake the earth", nor will he advise Simon when writing the guest list that your friends should still be invited, otherwise those in-laws who can't be on the stage Nouveau riche will fill your big scene. Simon has always loved Karl so much, including when she faced the line
I cried out on the stairs, that kind of love is not enough!
She really needs to be loved, she needs the sense of ritual, uniqueness and fit of tango music. It's unbelievable how harmonious two people who are mean and vicious and superior enough to make anyone feel uncomfortable together for ten years. They all cared about dignity the most, but they all lived such a dignified life. Even so, no one who seemed delicate decided to complain about life, and they still worked hard to maintain their dignity. What made Simon cry and send Karl to die at the end was her discovery that in the end, Karl would lose all his dignity and just live. So she gave up her desire to keep Karl alive, and let everything end in splendor, which was in line with these two lifelong choices.
So what if there is no sex, that's part of the backbone of the spirit, Simon herself, just a little girl who wants a lot of love.
Finally, I wish everyone can find their gay guy (huh???)
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