In the feudal society where patriarchal ideology prevails, grandpa thinks that the way to give Kaguya happiness is to let her live a noble life like a princess and then marry a powerful husband to live a happy and worry-free life. But "noble life has done" everything the princess hated, depriving the princess of the freedom she really wanted. Grandpa thinks "the happy life of the princess" ≠ the happy life that the princess wants. One of the lines of dialogue says, "I made a first-class bamboo cage for you with my old craftsmanship." Kaguya said indifferently, "Thank you. , Father" is ironic here.
I feel that Kaguya came to the world to embrace freedom, release herself, feel all things born in spring, and be a "wild child". It was not until she was despised by the emperor that she had the quiet, lifeless "Moon of the Moon" that she wanted to "go back". home" idea.
Watching this film made me think more about "What is love?" Giving others a life they don't want is "love", forgiving parents and enduring life just for their parents to be happy is "love", and giving others what they really want is "love" Love"? Love and happiness are always related
The watercolor painting style is very healing. Different from the watercolor painting style of "My Neighbor Yamada-kun", "Kaguya Princess" has added more traditional styles. At the banquet, the protagonist is obviously left to the side like a puppet. , The wild style of fled after being verbally insulted and the emotional catharsis after learning of the death of the person who proposed the marriage, fully felt Kaguya's bipolar anger and remorse, and the feeling of longing for freedom, the style + liked here
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