I watched Professor Marston and Wonder Woman yesterday. Although I had read the introductions before, and even saw some screenshots of key scenes on Weibo, when the dynamic pictures matched the plot, the impact was quite large. I have always vaguely believed that people who are triggered by more emotions can also feel more emotions empathically, so based on empathy, their bottom line for many ethics and morals will be lower. Psychologists are typical representatives of such people. They observe, comment, and study human behavior and emotion, and they can explain, understand, and accept behavior that most ordinary people cannot understand.
When it comes to the love relationship of the three people, it has to be compared to "Midnight in Barcelona", in which the roles of Scarlett and Olive are very similar. Emotionally, there is always something missing between lovers, and in terms of the natural law of the development of things, there is only subjectivity between two individuals, so it is basically impossible to produce a fair judgment, only when a third party appears. relatively objective. I liked Elizabeth's analysis of Olive's words with Professor Marston on the steps. Although it is only a very simple analysis similar to speculation, the content that I want to express is clear enough. Olive is obsessed with beauty, and her behavior is a projection of the heart, but this projection, combined with her beauty, becomes sin. The Marstons fell in love with Olive because of her innocence, cleanliness, excellence, and the femininity, nurturance, caring and compliance that were missing in the relationship between the couple. Another point is that I think Olive is also an emotional person.
Another important element in the film is BDSM, a hobby that the three of Professor Marston are obsessed with. The professor is addicted because BDSM fits and explains Professor Marston's DISC theory perfectly in every way. What kind of people are addicted to BDSM? This is a difficult question to draw conclusions about, there are too many reasons for people's sexual orientation. An extreme person? Is it someone who wants to escape the world? Is it someone who disguises himself too much? Looking at the world with discrete thinking, especially analyzing any human thought with points, everything in the world is continuous, and the causes of an event are also continuous. The final influence state of all causes is 100%. Between one and the other. For the three professors, BDSM can be a vent, a means to resolve inner conflicts, and a way to relieve stress. But at the same time, it is based on complete love, and on top of abundant love, absolute control and obedience lead to a purer or more advanced experience.
There is another Japanese TV series called "Last friends". The difference is that the three of them form an emotional closed loop. A man loves B woman, B woman loves C woman, and C woman loves A man. So they didn't get the luck of "loving two people at the same time". This is where I think the three Macedonians are lucky, they all received and given double the love. When I watched the movie, I had a question, can human beings really fall in love with two people at the same time, and love equally? I don't think it's possible, parents can't even love their twins equally, people always have their own preferences, Olive in my heart must love Elizabeth more, no matter from the initial anger and grievance at Elizabeth's warning, or the lie detector machine After detecting the lie, she chased out the panic explanation, or her fiancé's awakening as a bystander "She needs your approval". But in this case, the professor stood by, giving them time, and giving himself time. Even every time Elizabeth doubted herself and this relationship, she gave timely support and guidance. I have to say that the relationship between the three people in the movie tends to be perfect. If it is not for the characters that mirror and complement each other, this relationship will fail.
Thanks to the three and the director, for giving us a glimpse of a way of life.
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