Great, Nancy and Sid, really great.
The two quarreled in Sid's mother's house. Nancy jumped up and down on Sid's mother's bed and refused to get off. She even put on a fancy coat from her mother and deliberately pranked her lover. , - partly because of the jealousy that he always speaks for his mother, partly because he doesn't want to be in the band for a reasonable reward for himself, but she knows Sid too well and knows that he is not willing to make excuses for money.
The two quickly got into an argument, Sid slapped Nancy on impulse, Nancy went out the door crying, Sid also followed out loudly, it looked like countless ordinary couples broke up, but Sid was in Nancy Laughing out loud when she saw herself in the glass, just because that dress made Nancy look like someone _
In that scene, I felt that although their love was in ruins, it was not only short-lived, but also did not get much happiness. I don’t know if it was in the mental state brought about by drugs, or in the pain of seeing no hope and no end in life. , spent most of their time. But their love only belongs to each other, the pain is not caused by each other but shared, and then they go to the end of their lives together.
The same scene also laid the groundwork for the ending. Sid accidentally injured Nancy in another fierce dispute, and soon the two embraced each other again until Nancy's blood stained half of the sheets, and then fell on the bathroom floor. .
This is not the first time Nancy has fallen in front of Sid. She has fallen like this before after injecting drugs, so Sid woke up and just sat next to Nancy with a knife and watched TV, so he stopped beside him inexplicably I saw Nancy again in my taxi.
Nancy once asked him what would happen to you if I died, and Sid said I wouldn't survive if you died.
Such love words are less like a promise to them than more like a prophecy. Live and die early, punk love in the garbage.
Sure enough, one of them died in the autumn, and the other didn't survive the spring of the next year.
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