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expression of love
Aida 2022-03-21 09:03:25
The way the hero and heroine express their love is too unimaginable. Jia Fei is deeply in love with Schiff, but she is married to Ai Jia, who has a more suitable family background. Maybe the combination is not necessarily the best love in a certain sense. 's home. Just as Lin Huiyin loved Xu Zhimo, but chose Liang Sicheng. I believe that Jia Fei has been struggling in her heart, and it is best that she is willing to hide this true love in her heart, in the fairy tale of her beautiful prince and castle. After Schiff ran away again, when he returned to his fortune, he found that his lover had become another woman. Love turned into hatred after years of repression. He took the people around Garfield as objects of revenge. He bought Wuthering Heights and let Garfield's brother still live there, tormenting him mentally and torturing him. He married Jia Fei's husband's sister, but he did not give his love and let Isabella live in Jia Fei's shadow. These were actually hitting Jia Fei indirectly. She finally couldn't stand the hatred of this kind of love, and her heart was ashes. Everything she did on her deathbed showed that she had always and only loved Schiff. At this time, Schiff also forgave Garfield. He even hoped that he would go crazy. In this state of madness, Schiff lived for another 40 years and was finally reunited with Garfield in heaven. The most beautiful part of the film is the cliff behind the villa, which carries the hero and heroine's longing and memories of love.
Extended Reading
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Gaston 2022-03-28 09:01:13
I didn't understand Heathcliff when I was reading, but now I understand a little more
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Gertrude 2022-03-29 09:01:09
Love is colder than death, especially for Heathcliff, who is alive or surviving. The lines are very literary, especially that rainy night, Kathy said, I'm Heathcliff.
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Heathcliff: I want to crawl to her feet, whimper to be forgiven... for loving me. For needing her more than my own life... for belonging to her more than my own soul.
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Hindley: If she's run off with that gypsy scum, let her run. Let her run through storm and Hell. They're birds of a feather and the Devil can take them both. Now, get me a bottle.