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meaningful regret
Krystina 2022-03-18 08:01:01
After reading it, I feel very sad and regretful. Mr. Lu Xun once said: Tragedy destroys the valuable things in life for others to see, and comedy tore up the worthless things for others to see. Maybe I'm too emotional, but I can't deny that this ending is perfect. I like the tone interspersed in the film-elegant men and women, restrained feelings, beautiful fields in England, steam trains more than 100 years ago, soft faces under orange light, gentle and peaceful smiles.
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Extended Reading
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[first lines]
Randolph Ash: They say that women change. 'Tis so, but you are ever-constant in your changefulness. Like that still thread of falling river, one from source to last embrace, in the still pool ever-renewed and ever-moving on, from first to last, a myriad water-drops.
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Randolph Ash: You cut me, Madam.
Christabel LaMotte: I'm sorry. I only meant to scratch.