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A throbbing in the dull
Emery 2022-03-23 09:02:35
The slow rhythm moves like clouds and water, like the sound of the piano in the film, smooth and ups and downs; there is nothing too moving, but it is this inertia that often leads to inadvertent moving, especially hearing that sentence: There is only one thing impossible, that is to love and to part. A sentence that is too simple contains too many connotations. When you think about it carefully, it brings tears to your eyes. It is a paradox to be separated from love! How can true love be separated, how can separation be still love, like a fine sieve, filtering out all those rough and inferior loves, leaving only pure and pure things - at least ideally, but found that , it turns out that there is nothing left! Maybe life is so absurd, few people are as lucky as the hero and heroine in the film...
Extended Reading
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Freddy Honeychurch: Why does she look like that?
Lucy Honeychurch: Like what?
Freddy Honeychurch: [imitating Charlotte] Like Charlotte Bartlett.
Lucy Honeychurch: Because, she *is* Charlotte Bartlett.
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Cecil Vyse: You must forgive me if I say stupid things. My brain has gone to pieces.