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Emotional insipidity, poetic splendor
Shanon 2022-03-24 09:03:40
The plot of the film is true and repetitive, and the feelings are always subtle. The picture is still beautiful beyond comparison, the true colors of nature. Talk about three memorable episodes. The first was Fanny's anxiety as she waited for Keats' letter, before they could establish each other's hearts. Fanny was already in a state of madness at this time, worrying about gains and losses. She was really crazy only for women in love, and she was screaming to commit suicide. At this time, the emotions are obvious, but it seems to be the opposite of the protagonist's mood, because of the joy of love. This is just the beginning of love, love just begins, the relationship may not be deep, and it will recover quickly if there are setbacks. The second segment is the eve of Keats going abroad to recuperate. The two of them were lying in bed talking to themselves and thinking about the warm life in the future. You and I were intoxicated by the slow rhythm. Needless to say, the feelings are already strong, and the unpredictable future is even more profound. The end of the film is the end of the film, which is considered a point. It ends with the recitation of Keats's Ode to the Nightingale.
Extended Reading
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Fanny Brawne: [the night before he leaves] You know I would do anything.
John Keats: I have a conscience.
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Charles Armitage Brown: I - failed - John - Keats! I failed him, I failed him! I did not know till now how tightly he wound himself around my heart.