[Episode 1] The role of BC reminds me of Ashiri in Gone with the Wind. Erudition, self-denial, soft~ The heart is actually quite turbulent, but it is set in the demeanor. Typical old-school catholic aristocracy. The little feminist girl said: "A gentleman like you, you won't get involved in reality, just watch it in the manor in the countryside. When the country collapses, I've already expected it. What a smart girl~ No wonder BC loves her.
Beautiful manor houses, English countryside, London roads, carriages, castles. . . really beatiful. . . The BBC is so good at filming.
Why did the male lead take Sylvia?
It was explained from the beginning that Sylvia was pregnant and her father was a married man. In order to keep her reputation, she seduced the male protagonist to marry him on the train. The male protagonist is not a fool. Would a man who is doing revisions beside an encyclopedia not know the truth? It is also said in the film that he knew before he got married that "that child's father is not necessarily me", which is a British euphemism. The real line is: "I know I have to help other people raise their sons."
Why bother? Marry sylvia? The male protagonist recalled the scene on the train, and the corner of his mouth rose and said that Sylvia still had her charm. oh my god don't say sylvia's charm is that sex is especially good. . . Sylvia is like the rose in The Little Prince, beautiful and self-willed. The male protagonist strives to be a gentleman of his own, but this kind of decency is gentle, hides his emotions, and has no vitality. But he appreciates fresh, exciting life by nature. So he likes sylvia. After he married her, he did not ask her to be a good wife and mother. He let her wander among men, and didn't care about the ridicule or comments others made of him. Sylvia is a woman full of vitality, but her experience has nowhere to release, so debauchery is the manifestation of her vitality. Sylvia is still debauched after marriage, which is also related to BC's tolerance of her debauchery. Sylvia can't understand why her husband blesses her with her extraordinary demeanor. The more BC is silent about her behavior, the more she wants to irritate him.
[Episode 2] BC, you suffocate me~! ! ! ! You are too inside. Both girls love you, but you make them both miserable. Is that what a good man is like?
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