Last year, I watched the latest version of "Jane Eyre" with Meng. It was over in just 100 minutes, and it was over before it entered the movie. I don't remember anything until now, but I remember that the tone of the movie was gray.
I found out this 2006 mini-series from the BBC today. I watched it all in one go. At first, I was not satisfied with the female protagonist's nasolabial lines. Later, the female protagonist's face became much cuter, and the images I saw gradually became clearer. Rise up, a young woman who demands equality in honor and inferiority, and equality in love and marriage, is tenacious like a winter plum blossoming.
Regarding equality, she supported Jane through a stage of her life from beginning to end:
from the time she was abused at her aunt's house, she would not succumb and be obedient. Her aunt treated her badly, and she pointed it out mercilessly. The old woman smokes from seven orifices, it seems that this child has never thought of being soft since he was born.
When I became a female teacher at the Rochester family, I was able to express my own voice on the issue of equality of blood against the blood supremacy of the ladies and gentlemen.
When I thought that Rochester would marry Miss Ingham, I marveled at her courageous statement, that I don't want to leave you, but I want to leave your argument, which I really admire. I don't want to leave you because I love you, and I have to leave you because I'm not affiliated with anyone, and if you're not mine, I'd rather not. It was not until Edward said "i love u" that the equality between the two in love was ensured, that she happily threw herself into the arms of her beloved.
Regarding Jane after the truth was revealed, although Edward repeatedly promised to ask Jane not to leave, she still left, otherwise what would she mean by staying? Not a wife, not a lover, but a mistress. Although Edward's wife is a lunatic and excusable, who is the one who desecrated him? If Rochester treats her as a younger sister and doesn't touch her, the two hide from the world, but they just keep running away, which would be condescending and dishonest to Jane, so she left, even though she walked in a dreadful way and helpless.
When in the end, she returned to Luo's side and told him that she was back, and she came back as an independent, this love will also be complete, Luo is no longer tied down, even though her face is ruined and her eyes are dull . When two people stand together again, people are equal, and love is also equal. It is enough to love each other's heart. equal as u is enough.
I must be a kapok tree near you, standing with you as the image of a tree.
You have your bronze branches and iron stems, like knives, swords, and halberds;
I have my red flowers, like heavy sighs, and heroic torches.
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