"Far from the Crowd" When a girl has three people's admiration, the choice is often difficult to choose. But no matter whether the choice is right or wrong, there will always be something to bring to life, and there will always be growth from it. The heroine always said, I own a farm and a house, so I don't need a man. (avant-garde thinking at that time) She rejected the first suitor because she did not feel his ardent love, and rejected the second suitor because she did not want to be his appendage. Marry the third suitor because he has nothing, and the heroine thinks his love is sincere and pure (of course it is not). And what is the charm of the heroine? It's not just that she is beautiful. She is also independent and has her own ideas. Business-minded, keep the farm in good order. Willing to endure hardship, grounded gas. Will take the initiative to jump into the water to help the sheep wash their bodies. I wonder if women were treated as canaries in cages at that time? Because the first two suitors both proposed like this: as long as you marry me, you will have a piano and a stable life. Just like the clothes that women wore at that time, with corseted waists and large skirts, gorgeous and restrained (although it was really beautiful [cover face]) I think their love for the heroine is a bit illusory, because is there really such a deep love in reality? ? (Especially the second suitor, who killed someone for the heroine's sake, gave up the noble life and went to prison, shocked!) I'm very skeptical.
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