I don't like this story. Or, I don't like the male lead in the castle, and I hate that ending. I have read too many stories in the castle, and I don't like most of them. Except for Anthony Hopkins's Remnants of the Past, I like his forbearance, but I can't accept that ending. Why is such a smart and moving heroine so cheap that Wang Laowu is just because of his diamonds? Hopkins is so affectionate, and the other party loves him so much, but the song is not happy. But I think so, isn't it the same as the castle hero who looks at the problem according to the rules of the transaction? In this way, it turns out that he can't get rid of the inner material. But fortunately, life has an end, otherwise, how can we endure endless suffering.
I think, in fact, the castle represents a way, the way one chooses to live, but at the same time it is also a way of acting that the mind imposes on the emotions. We take it as our creed, and build castles that protect our own physicality. But any tangible thing is bound to encounter intangible, unpredictable emotional impact. Some castles resisted the impact and survived the flood, while others were smashed to pieces. I don't know if this shock is good or bad, or whether it's good or bad for the castle to be destroyed. Furthermore, what is good and what is bad. These questions have been confusing me all the time.
me if you were a man,
she why? me because then I might be gay, that way I 'm
immune to women she shit, why
don't you just say you're a woman Well , but I still want to be a male me. Be more casual. I don't want to be a male me now, so I gave a sigh of relief. Fortunately, I am not gay.
she I
'm in a mess today, and you've made me even more messy
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