1. The goddaughter has no way.
It is not necessary to teach how arrogant talents, at least have basic morality. For example, be grateful to your parents, such as not to laugh at the poor, such as not blindly pursuing money. In fact, Veda turned into the bastard that he later became, and Mildred was at least 60% responsible.
Mildred had always felt ashamed about his work, and even though his family was down, he still regarded himself as a noble lady. Who can blame the little girl for following suit? In fact, no matter what Mildred did later, she was never confident in her bones, and even despised herself a bit. Her daughter was nothing but an extreme expression of this sentiment.
2 Get involved with bad men and make mistakes over and over again.
A man can actually say, "I thought you were a lady, so I don't care about money. It's only right to give me some money to spend." Mildred had managed to get rid of this man, only to be deceived by this man again and again. If you make one mistake and you are forgiven, stupid and naive, the second time is a problem of IQ.
The most disgusting thing about this man is that after he fucked her daughter, he started to accuse the mother outraged, and successfully promoted to the film's shameless bastards.
3 gullible villains.
A man who cheated on her ex-husband, she still trusts her business to him, can she believe it just because she slept with him? I really don't know whether to call you innocent or stupid.
At the end of the story, all the successes and reconciliations in the past have come to nothing. The villa is gone, the company is gone, and the daughter is gone. In the end, I return to the original house, and my husband is also the original husband. The so-called floating phantom.
The screenwriter seems to want to express his sigh about the impermanence of life with this kind of plot design, but unfortunately something backfires.
Because Mildred's nothing was entirely caused by his own low-level mistakes one after another, not by fate. People will not reflect on the philosophical proposition of the impermanence of the world from this drama, but can't help crying again and again: How can a woman's brain be short-circuited like this!
Let it be the times, Mildred didn't get much education, didn't read much, and it's not bad to be successful. Moreover, the most admirable thing about this woman is her courage, the courage to try new things.
However, this is still a good drama, even if you feel the social customs of the 1920s in the United States, it is worth it. And the picture and music of Aunt Kate are so good, it's a pity as a drama, it can be made into a movie.
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