"A Room With a View" (1986) Four deceptions and love - a lover's eyes are full of love. Deception is an illusion, love is an illusion, but love is an illusion of passion obtained in deception? Tennis and reading - Sisso reads an article about a beautiful summer day, next to Lucy George playing tennis. Such a situation forms a wonderful intertext. It also throws a question to the audience: which of the sun gods and the gods of wine is immersed in the real summer? Glasses and the kiss - This is the most hilarious scene in the film, where the lovers kiss like thieves. Love needs hormones the most, so throw away your glasses when kissing. Confidentiality and forgiveness - "I will never forgive myself" "But you always forgive yourself every time" This is the predicament of my cousin, a generation that has been poisoned. She understood so late that forgiveness became a habit. Love and Obedience - I remember a scene in the museum where the crowd moved back and forth with the hands of the narrator, a kind of rabble conformity. On the night Lucy broke off the engagement, every word she said was said by George, which was also a form of obedience and tameness. Who says love is not an emotional obedience? Love and Literature - George and Lucy's kiss was loaded into the novel under various coincidences, and the two gradually turned from dewy love to sincere love. From romance to legend, it is based on word of mouth. In the end and in the beginning -- the same hotel, the same dinner. George and Lucy became a married couple as calm and composed, next to the "next Lucy" to continue her choice. I would have liked it better if the film ended here, whether they continued to be passionate or relegated to a bland married life like most couples, such a blank space would be an interesting ending. In the end, my cousin slept with clothes on, and her expression was pitiful. "The sun is up and the darkness is behind, but the sun is not ours, we are going to sleep." Fortunately you and I are still young.
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