Adapted from the famous novel of the same name by British author Thomas Hardy, it narrates how a woman realizes the growth and transformation of her personality in the inner conflict of emotional encounters in the context of the Victorian era, and also reveals the correlation between true love and independent personality.
The heroine Bara Sheba has experienced three men in her life: the diligent and steady shepherd Oak, the frivolous and handsome soldier Troy, and the rigid and paranoid farmer Birdwood. The independence of the heroine is related to her experience. Her parents died when she was a child, her uncle left a farm, and she herself has cultivated her independence in many years of farming.
The first man Bara Sheba met was Oak. Self-made, he owns a small piece of land and some sheep. Noticing that she was different, Oak brought a lamb and proposed to Bara Sheba. But at that time, Bara Sheba was young, did not understand love, and pursued freedom. She rejected Oak.
However, that night, fortunes took a reverse turn. Due to a mistake by the sheepdog little George, all the sheep were killed, causing Orc to return to the pre-liberation overnight. At this time, Bara Sheba inherited her uncle's legacy and owned a large farm.
The falling goats made him want to die. After mercilessly killing little George, he embarked on the road to leave. He did not imagine that the flower of love with Bara Sheba could bloom, but entered by accident. Bara Sheba's farm. He just quietly helped Bashiba to take care of the farm, and silently guarded her.
She is financially independent, and at the same time has good management skills. She devotes her energy to managing the farm well, and even goes to the trading market where men only go, so that the price of her harvested goods is not lower than that of others.
Bara Sheba met a second man, Billy Birdwood. Young Bara Sheba doesn't really know herself, she sends out the wrong message, she sends Birdwood a Valentine's Day card, but she still rejects Birdwood. Birdwood's heart that had been immersed for many years burned again, and he launched a fierce pursuit of Bara Sheba, but Bara Sheba rejected him, and when Oak learned about this, he told Bara Shera that this was the case. not good.
The proud Bara Sheba naturally couldn't accept Orc's criticism of her, and asked him to leave in a few days. Orc put down his work at that time and left the next morning.
Just as Orc left, the sheep on the farm were in danger, and only Orc could rescue them. Bara Sheba sent farm workers to retrieve Orc, but the condition of Orc's return was that Bara Sheba went politely. invite him.
When 3rd Sergeant Troy, the slutty and most untrustworthy dandy, came into the life of Bara Sheba, she told Oak that she had always looked down on those silly girls, and that the ones in military uniforms were stunned. But, in the end, Bara Sheba was such a silly girl.
The happy marriage that Sergeant Troy could have had and the good nature he might have had, was just a mistake. The seduction aroused her desire, and they got married soon, but all the passion became no longer there after marriage, Troy had many bad habits, and the romance before marriage disappeared in the dull life.
Troy was in love with his former fiancée. Later, when he learned that his fiancée had mistaken the church and was pregnant with his child, he went to Bara Sierra to ask for money. At that time, Troy's weakness and incompetence were suddenly exposed. Later, the woman died and the baby went with it. Bara Sheila was very sad, and the person beside her was heartbroken. It was someone else who had been deeply in love with her. Troy later chose to commit suicide and jump into the sea. Wearing a familiar uniform, tears fell.
But Troy didn't die. He was rescued later. He came back on the night when the farmer Birdwood was about to propose again. The farmer Burdwood shot on impulse. Troy was really dead, and Birdwood had to pay the law. At this time, Oak chose to leave. It was at this time that Bara Sierra found that she had long been accustomed to the existence of Oak. It turned out that she had already fallen in love with the person who silently guarded her, but faced many temptations and never found her heart. In the end, Bara Sierra caught up with Oak, and the two ended up together.
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