It's the emotion of the night again

Jaunita 2022-03-22 09:01:50

Just after reading Sense and Sensibility, I was still moved to tears.
Eleanor's rationality and Catherine's emotions, although suffering, happiness, and stupidity, have finally found their own happy
love. What is it? Is it sane? Is it emotion? When Catherine met the romantic and young and handsome Tobi, she was deeply captured by him. . . She is hopelessly and desperately in love with him! A prince charming in a dream, a romantic and handsome gentleman. Her feelings are like an erupting volcano, like a flood of venting, like a horse that has been taken off the rein, freely swaying on love, beautiful love. Again and again she stepped into his carriage, galloped down the country roads again and again, recited Shaun's sweet poems under the beautiful sky again and again - the soul-fit to break through the obstacles. . . If you change your mind, you will change your mind. How can this be considered as love? Love is a mark that never fades, and it never shakes even in the storm. . . Love has become a bubble in this poem. When you leave love behind and run towards money for the sake of comparison, it turns out that fragile love cannot withstand the storm of money after all. When Catherine stood in the storm again, wearily read the poem again. . . Then fall down. So far, love and this poem were buried in the fever. . . The earth has not disappeared, it is still the same. Whatever falls into the water, the tide will flow to other places. If you lose, you will gain. Just pursue
Eleanor . Reasonable, attentive, and sensible. When she fell in love with Edward, she was so indecisive, she thought about everything rationally, because of the disparity in her status, she hid her love deep in her heart and just watched his agreement. But he learned that he had a marriage contract first, and the news was actually learned from his fiancée, she asked her not to tell anyone the secret, so she suffered all the torment all by herself, yes , she believes that he must keep the marriage contract, and she will always be his friend. His silence, her hesitation, created a misunderstanding. . . It may be God's mercy on this poor love that he broke off the engagement due to his fiancee's change of mind. She came to her alone with an oath of love. . . "My heart will always be yours." Love, his love, is also her love.
The love that awaits, the love that persists, finally has a real destination. When two couples appear in flowers and applause, when handfuls of silver coins are thrown into the sky, flowers and fireworks bloom together, and happiness finally appears in those who love. before people. Tears, tears of happiness. . I sprinkled on it. . .
Whether it is love, reason or emotion, true love is a mark that never fades. Only when there is love in the heart and pursuit of love, the goddess of happiness will come! my love. . . To the free sky!

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  • Camylle 2022-04-24 07:01:07

    It is not surprising that Ang Lee's first foreign language film excavates Jane Austen under six feet for "criticism", because the lifestyles of those who uphold "Pride and Prejudice" are completely in line with the relationship between explicit and implicit in traditional Chinese culture And the reality of the misjudgment of self-perception in "Diet Men and Women". His gradually improving "Sense and Sensibility" not only crosses the cultural context of East and West and is neutral between the two, but also sees the unity of historicity and modernity in the seemingly opposite phrases of the 18th century texts.

  • Magnolia 2021-12-10 08:01:29

    From a personal point of view, I look tired, slow to die, and boring. Although Austin wrote a humble country story, there must be something attractive; Ang Lee is indeed not easy, but it seems that I missed it. The point of British classics seems to be the same as outsiders watching.

Sense and Sensibility quotes

  • Charlotte Palmer: To think! We can see his insufferable house from the top of our hill. I shall ask Jackson to plant some very tall trees.

    Mr. Palmer: You will do nothing of the sort.

  • Mrs. Dashwood: We're so happy that you chose to invite Edward to Norland. He's a dear boy. We're all very fond of him.

    Fanny: We have great hopes for him. Much is expected of him by our mother with regard to his profession.

    Mrs. Dashwood: Naturally.

    Fanny: And in marriage. She's determined that both he and Robert will marry well.

    Mrs. Dashwood: Of course. But I hope she desires them to marry for love.

    Fanny: Love is all very well, but unfortunately we cannot always rely on the heart to lead us in the most suitable directions. You see, my dear Mrs. Dashwood, Edward is entirely the kind of compassionate person upon whom penniless women can prey. And having entered into any understanding, he would never go back on his word. He's simply incapable of doing so, but it would lead to his ruin. I worry for him so, Mrs. Dashwood. My mother has made it perfectly plain that she would withdraw all financial support from Edward should he choose to plant his affections in less... exalted ground than he deserves.

    Mrs. Dashwood: I understand you perfectly.