Are you Helen or Margaret?

Shanon 2022-03-24 09:03:04

I didn't know this movie was so old before I watched it, but Helena in it was still thinking, her makeup skills are very good, she couldn't see the goddess in "Alice in Wonderland" and "Cinderella" at all. The little girl from "A Room with a View". It was only when I saw Emma that I suddenly realized that it was a film from the 1990s.
I recently broke up, so I have a strong sense of immersion in any subject matter. My personality is very similar to Margaret in it. I focus on forbearance in everything. I pamper my boyfriend everywhere. uninteresting. I kept reflecting on the failure of this relationship, and I was very puzzled about my last insistence, so seeing Margaret enduring so hard, I would ask, why did you do this? Is Henry the shining man? Recently, living with a middle-aged unmarried senior sister, I often doubt the necessity of marriage, and even deconstruct love as a fleeting impulse. How many couples still have love after the seven-year itch, not because of a sense of responsibility and The commitment to the contract continues to be reluctant to maintain? Isn't true love cruel, because it is too pure, when Li Ao said that his goddess was constipated while sitting on the toilet, he suddenly felt that she was not a goddess. Just like my boyfriend who insisted he loved me, I really had to love you, but now I don't. It was promised that love would last forever... How about the hand that held the child and the child grow old together? Helena is a reckless girl, she is enthusiastic and unscrupulous, the opposite of her sister's personality. She is the kind of girl who dares to love and hate. She was so-called seduced, she went away to a foreign land and raised her own children, she seemed to be living a dashing life, but what if she didn't have a sister who would clean up the mess for her?
I'm still not lucky enough to have someone to pick up the slack in everything, and it's the Margaret who does everything by herself. I don't even have a Henry who loves me, but so what? Henry asked Margaret, are you lonely? Before I weigh everything and marry myself, this is my freest and so-called loneliest time, right? Going to work, reading, running every day... I can live with the state of my life and enjoy it slowly, that's enough. So I'm neither Helen nor Margaret, now I know.

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  • Henry Wilcox: Don't take a sentimental attitude toward the poor.

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    Henry Wilcox: The poor are the poor. One is sorry for them, but there it is.

  • Aunt Juley: All the Schlegels are exceptional. They are British to the backbone, of course, but their father was German, which is why they care for literature and art.