First of all, I especially like this drama. The starting point of my watching this drama is that I am a little curious about the name, extramarital affairs, and I especially want to know how it describes extramarital affairs. I know that this theme is still seen a lot, and it has been filmed in many forms, most of which are yellow. Everyone should have a little bit of it when they hear this name. Hey, how to watch this kind of drama. Maybe I'm in a relationship this year, so I'm curious about this kind of drama. It happened that I was slapped in the face, it is not just such a simple sex scene, it has too many interesting discussion points.
Watch this drama, you can't have a kind of thinking that this male protagonist is a scumbag, this mistress is green tea, should an extramarital affair be forgiven? But after all, this is a moral issue. Sometimes you want to scold, this damn thing, but this kind of thinking won't last long. It's not that you choose to forgive the extramarital affair, but I feel that the focus of this show is Not here. He has something to talk about deeper stuff.
From the very beginning when Noah came to this town, and then from a man's point of view, seeing Alison, such a beautiful, sexy, and sad woman, seeing her every second was a seduction to men, Wearing a sexy short skirt, wearing a low-cut uniform, and blond hair. Then began the following series of stories. Noah divorced her "perfect wife" who had shared his bed with him for 20 years and bore him four children. Why perfect, superior family conditions, the school's welcoming goddess, provides financial expense for a large family. Not to mention Helen's parents. And most should not marry him, but married him. Well, the plot here is a bit cliché. The male protagonist is a frustrated and inaction writer. He hates the day-to-day life and is tired of relying on Helen's family expenses all the time. Then here he has a "natural" derailment. The male protagonist's point of view is that you didn't let me live out myself, you trapped me, and you prevented my book from being published. Here's the first talk about orgasm, I think. The so-called selfishness began to show.
And what about Alison? She never rejected him from the beginning, even if she knew that he was married. It follows that it is revealed why Alison has always seemed so sad, since the abandonment of the unfortunate mother of the family, and then the drowning of her son, led to a change in the relationship with Cole, then she also seems "for granted" cheating. Then here is the background of the male and female protagonists. Two so-called "tragic characters" are attracted to each other, thinking that the other can understand and heal themselves.
So here I wonder if there is a legitimate reason to cheat? Or think about a question, when you are married and you fall in love with another opposite sex, should I stick to my marriage, or pursue the so-called love? But the hardest thing is, how do you know this is true love? Is this love? Is love just for a moment? Is love only climax and love? So from the very beginning, the starting point here is that the two are extremely selfish. I don't think Noah and Alison in the first season are in love, I think they are just an outlet for each other to escape from their current life. So who do I think Noah loves? love himself. too obvious.
What about Helen? Everyone spoke highly of her, but unexpectedly, I had no feelings for her. Helen is a proper rich girl. She looks dignified and well-informed, but has a unique personality and especially knows what she wants and what she lacks. Why do I think she has a personality? I'll talk about it later. Actually there wasn't a lot of Helen in the first season. I really want to ask, doesn't she know that her husband left in the middle of the night and came back the next day? He often said that he would go out for a walk, and he would only come back after a long time or a whole day. Didn't she doubt it? Doesn't he smell like other women? Doesn't she doubt that his attitude has changed? Aren't there any clues in all of this? write here first
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