Such two people with very different personalities had a good impression of each other in college, to the reunion during the war, to the colorful life in Hollywood after the war, to the breakup during the Iron Curtain period, to the reunion on the streets of New York.
People always have a yearning for the shining points that they do not have. But once this difference is magnified in daily life, it is often unbearable.
Barbara, a radical, has continued to inspire Redford to write novels. In fact, I am very disgusted with this wife's model. If you have any dreams to realize by yourself, why do you put so much pressure on others? But some people may need such cheerleaders and directors to realize their potential.
Women still have to use tears. Barbara begged the man back when she cried. It is a pity that this method cannot be used frequently, and it only works when the other party still loves. I don't love it anymore, it just adds to my disgust. Although marriage is the art of mutual compromise, many times it cannot completely change one's character. If everything has changed, is it still the person who attracted you in the first place? If you don't change, you will be tired in the end, plus external factors of this kind. So in the end Barbara, the very serious, political militant, was separated from Redford, the lighthearted man who liked drinking and laughing, even though the two were still attracted to each other. It's a bit sad, but those good times are still unforgettable.
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