Admiring the unattainable osprey, chop the cedar to grow the breath

s End" translated as "The End of the Queue", produced by the BBC and starred by my favorite sherlock. This is a tragedy that a person cannot help himself in the torrent of the times: Christopher abides by the honor concept of the age of knights. He is calm, deep, learned, and forbearing. He can sacrifice money and reputation to help friends, and can repeatedly defend his constantly cheating courtesan wife Sylvia, Unsurprisingly, it became the target of public criticism. I don't actually like Christopher. He hates his era, so he chooses to go to war to escape the upper class; he is dissatisfied with his marriage, so he treats his wife coldly and violently; he doesn't want to divorce, so he gives up his promise to the girl he likes. The final embarrassment is that he maintains his marriage in the old morality and enjoys love in the new morality. Valentine, who once fought for women's voting rights, gave up women's rights and became a mistress. There is no happiness in this world ending, but when Christopher and Valentine both danced at the end of the fifth episode and looked at each other affectionately, it seemed that the deep and heavy tragic meaning that was deliberately created in the first four episodes had been eliminated. This completely ignored the moment when the originally innocent Valentine suddenly changed her temperament and yelled at the sophisticated Sylvia a liar. From that moment on, love is no longer a reason to save lives. I want to say to Sylvia that freedom is not only a precious thing that women in the early 20th century could not get, but today, with prosperous science and developed culture, freedom is also scarce. This woman has been hurt. She is coddled, beautiful, and scheming, but she can't win her husband's heart. She's making waves, trying to get attention, how pathetic. When she yearns to be an osprey by the sea, she should know that neither marriage nor love can save her. Christopher's critic friend MacMaster hooks up with rich lady Edith, and the pair are full of joy. Edith was extremely loyal to her insane husband, like a saint, while secretly communicating with MacMaster and making a secret knot. The pure Valentine denounced it, believing that it slandered the love in her mind. Who would have thought that Valentine later became a mistress, but Valentine became the mistress's wife. Parade is a form of celebration, a farewell to the once prosperous, which is a word from French, the original meaning: bluff performance, evolution, or can be understood as "proper code of conduct". Christopher, the last conservative gentleman in the British Empire, finally said goodbye to the old order when he threw the cedar of the old house into the fireplace. Sylvia chopped off the cedar and abandoned him. So far, it can't help but take a long time.

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