I am deeply in love with Jude's perseverance and hard work in seeking knowledge. He is a true scholar, an incarnation of the crucified Jesus, brave and persistent in the secular world! !
Faith kills people? That's just the ideal incarnation! The hints and encouragement of things to myself in the most difficult times.
Does literature kill people? Dare I ask, where did Jude's lofty love with Sue come from if he hadn't studied so much?
Jude stood in the bar, reciting the creed aloud in Latin, and he roared in loneliness: "You idiots, does anyone know if I'm reciting right or wrong?"
What if literature killed people? I wonder if Jude should survive like the stupid pigs below? Find a woman, as Arabel said in the pigsty: a woman's duty is to reproduce? ! !
For Jude when he was a child, he undoubtedly worshipped his teacher, but when the idol collapsed and the ideal was shattered, what did literature bring to Jude?
Wonderful verse to express your excitement and joy without having to share it with others. It is the improvement of one's spiritual realm.
Su's understanding of J was something that a secular woman like Arabel could never match. That is the love that belongs only to noble scholars.
Jude was brave, but in the end Sue backed away. If they are wrong, please tell me, should one live like Arabel and the rest of the world? If they are right, it is like the crucified Jesus, the foolish is the world! Even if it eventually leads to destruction, it is worthy of my piety to follow in the footsteps.
You never know where your life is going?
In this world, no one is more like a couple than us!
All suffering comes from - lofty spiritual thought, beyond pedantic social reality - this, wrong?
About the tragic death of the child, I was shocked! ! ! I guessed a lot of endings, guessing that Jude would end in silence; but I couldn't have guessed, such a smashing climax. Great movie, great screenwriter, great director!
The death of the child was a mistake. But, Jude was a good father, and Sue was a good mother - far greater than little Jude's biological mother, and little Jude was a good, well-behaved child. Whose fault is it all?
If you also think it was Sue who killed the child, then I have to ask: why did she say that? Because they have to move, because the landlord husband wants to drive away the couple who are in free love but not married! Now you should know, what exactly killed the children?
More than the lives of the children were killed. Jude, Sue, their love and ideals, and many other Jude, and many Sue, many lofty ideals and pure love, were ruined and buried together.
If this ending is a fateful tragedy, I am also willing to become a devout disciple!
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