Old ladies and sisters who lived alone found him. He's alive, he's not like an Englishman, he's so young. He has fair skin, blond hair, and a beautiful baby face. The first time her sister saw him, she showed a different look. With gray hair, she bit her fingers lightly. The boy stole her heart.
The boy stole the heart of his sister Ursula. The boy not only stole his sister's heart, he stole both the sisters' hearts. The poster for the film made a big spoiler. "They saved a stranger from the sea and in return he stole their hearts."
These two lonely old ladies who lived a peaceful life began to busy themselves to ask a doctor for him, cook him good food, and try to communicate with him, Use your savings to make clothes for him.
Sister Janet was married and her husband died in World War I. Sister Ursula asked her if she was happy before her husband went to war? That kind of hesitant, shy demeanor, like an innocent girl. From this, it can be concluded that Ursula has never been married, and it can basically be concluded that Ursula has never felt such happiness before. Ursula may have never been in love, so she is not sure about the happiness she feels now, so she asks her sister, what kind of happiness is it? How do you feel, the same as you are now?
If my sister's love for boys is more love and pity, then Ursula is completely obsessed.
Ursula was never married, and she remained a virgin throughout her life. This coastal town is sparsely populated, and perhaps Ursula has not seen many men in her life, and none of these men can make her heart flutter. But she didn't marry herself casually. You must know how strange it would be in the world to not marry for a lifetime. Ursula, who is weak on the outside, must be stronger on the inside. Yet this man appeared, but he was decades late. Ursula put a flower on the boy's dinner plate, Ursula covered the room where the boy lived to teach him English, Ursula told the boy to eat roast chicken tonight, but it translated into a puppy. Ursula is a silly girl, I understand her because I am a girl too.
The boy was gone anyway, and Ursula threw herself into the arms of her older sister, crying. It is impossible for this secret love to have a result, but for the girl Ursula, happiness goes too fast. This is the first time she has lost, which is heart-wrenching and unforgettable.
Are women more likely to be attracted than men? I've seen too many examples of crushes. Those girls always fall in love with a certain boy because of some small details, and then secretly pay attention to him, observe him, a smile from him, and a word may be the reason to make him happy for a day. And those women in love, every day is filled with happiness, your personal happiness is about to make the same-sex friends around you jealous. Girls always devote themselves to love, how many girls cherish every love as the last time? A woman's world is small and usually you are the most important. For a man, a girl is just a part of his life. After staying with a girl for a long time, he will miss his brother. His game is also very important, and maybe there is football. Girls will not understand these things. He needs to go back and forth between two worlds, and then he'll get tired of it.
Ursula is a persistent person, she wants to wait for love, so she can be single for life. The boy who made her heart flutter appeared, but she couldn't love anymore. I couldn't help crying watching the various flashbacks on the screen when Ursula listened to Andrea's recital at the end. Could it be, I was thinking if it would be possible, I would not be able to meet such a boy until my sixtieth year. But if it were me, I would never be able to leave his life as relieved as Ursula.
I have to admit that women are really more vulnerable. So on the one hand, Ursula is also lucky. In the first few decades of her life, because there was no love, there was no harm.
Of course, I'm still young, and at this age, I'm still used to living a life of buying flowers and wearing them, loving and hating them.
Just a whim, not all about the movie.
View more about Ladies in Lavender reviews
