Painting is his soul. Originally pure. It was later contaminated by madness.
I don't understand why the script gave the painter the responsibility of painting this "soul work".
Because of his later same-sex love with Dorian Gray?
---But this night of love was as short as the end of a cigarette, and it wasn't so amazing that it could be used as a reason.
Or is it because he is too obsessed with seeking the truth?
---The director seems to just want to tell the public, so-called knowing too much is not necessarily a good thing.
Maybe the author didn't notice this important task.
You know, what he painted at that time was nothing but a fresh and pure soul.
This soul will run through the entire play. Be the initiator of all dreams.
In my opinion, he is just a normal character.
The storyline doesn't render him an extraordinary person.
He is just a landscape in Dorian Gray's journey to approach the devil step by step,
or even just a paving brick.
but. He loved Dorian so much!
when he first met him.
When he was moved by such clear eyes.
When he painted the piano with his own hands.
When he defined the painting as the most important work of his life.
When he saw the scars on his back that represented an unbearable childhood.
When he tried to stop this cruel depravity.
When he was soaked in his own blood without resisting.
when he accepts his kiss.
...
however before. He had no idea that he had already fallen in love with him.
The author sprinkled his love gently in the running water. Transparent and real.
It turned out that it was love that created the painting.
No wonder everyone blurted out "life-like" as a description of it.
the end.
When Daolin's soul was scattered,
he never thought of a man who loved him deeply.
And willing to be his own soul under the knife.
(Because of the film itself, I feel that the story is acceptable, but the plot is insufficiently rendered. It seems that many critics have pointed out that the charm level of the original book and the film cannot be compared. I have not read Wilde's original book, and I will not give it a compliment.. .)
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