The distressed queen of hearts.

Johann 2022-03-27 09:01:09


After watching "Alice in Wonderland 2: Adventures in the Looking Glass", the president put on an indifferent face within two hours after leaving the theater.

I really haven't seen such a rude fairy tale movie for many years...because the Mad Hatter's sentence was non-existent: "My old man is not dead!", Alice did something that almost destroyed the entire underground world , and this is what the White Queen directed her to do! ! !

So in this very idiotic plot setting, the president became disgusted with what Alice did, whether it was because of the Mad Hatter, or just because she wanted to avoid the pressure in the real world.

In addition, the Easter egg at the end of the credits pays tribute to Alan Rickman (Professor Snape), which arouses many questions from the president. What is the point of tribute?


After watching the whole movie, the president was inexplicably illuminated by the Queen of Hearts in some corners of his heart. This childish queen who became violent because of the shadow of childhood is actually the most distressing.



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Her violence stemmed from a lie: she was framed by her own sister, and then misunderstood by her mother, and then unexpectedly became a big-headed ghost, and was laughed at by everyone, and it took so long to listen An apology to my sister.

If this character is put into real life, what a poor little girl she is.


When we were young, we all hated being wronged, especially when our elder brothers and sisters did wrong things and framed us, there were 10,000 complaints in our hearts, and we always felt wronged and unfair.

Or being wronged by classmates in class, such cases are not rare.

For people like the Queen of Hearts who have strong self-esteem, dare to act, and do not act absolutely inappropriate, such behavior will only make them more dissatisfied with the world.

They will start to cry about injustice, start to hate slander, and even do a lot of irrational things to prove their innocence, just like the childhood Queen of Hearts ran away from home angrily and rushed out of the palace, causing tragedy.


Because of a fall, the Queen of Hearts became a big-headed "disabled person", and her subsequent encounters made the president hate that underground world more and more, it's really not beautiful at all.

At the ceremony of conferring the crown at the coming-of-age ceremony, because her head was too big to wear the crown, she was pointed at by all the subjects; in the end, the crown was broken, and everyone did not show regret or regret, but laughed more happily .

She got angry, jumped up, pointed at everyone's nose and yelled, "I'm going to cut your tongue and cut your hands!" But in the opinion of the president, this was a teenage princess taking advantage of His only power is defending his humble self-esteem.

Who wants to be laughed at? Especially those who know they are flawed.

Then the father didn't care about his daughter, but educated her like a king: "You can't stop others from laughing."

President: ? ? ?

It is correct that all kings should accept different voices, but these voices should not be personal attacks, nor should they be ridiculed to a little girl.

Just like at the beginning of the reform and opening up, there was a clown who jumped on the beam and pointed at Deng Xiaoping's nose and said, "You are too short to be our leader."

Isn't it funny?


What is even more distressing is that the Queen of Hearts, who is ridiculed by thousands of people, is actually not bad by nature, which is reflected in several aspects:

First, in "Alice in Wonderland 1", the Queen of Hearts took in the huge Alice, Because she knows the pain of being laughed at;

second, in "Alice in Wonderland 2", she did not kill the Mad Hatter's parents, but raised them in the sand like ants; at the end of the movie, she muttered She said, "You know I've always liked small things." She knew her own flaws, but she just didn't want to be seen through, but then again, who would want to keep tearing open the wounds for people to see?

Third, after the White Queen apologized, she suddenly felt wronged. She lost her previous strength. Like a child who found a step, she said with a sullen mouth, "I've been waiting for this sentence for a long time." She is stubborn, even stubborn. She has to be a little stubborn. She is convinced that it was not her who did wrong at the beginning, but she also knows that she has done a lot of wrong things.

But we ask ourselves, aren't there moments like this in our lives? Quarrel with family members, quarrel with friends, don’t we often need steps, do we need to apologize, do we need a reason to get back our feelings?


At this point, in fact, the president really hopes to see "Alice in Wonderland 3", and wants to see what kind of story the Queen of Hearts will have who has forgiven others and herself.

I want to see if the people in the underground world will laugh at this Queen of Hearts who has "behaved with goodness", and how this fairy tale without the "villain" will continue.

If ridicule still exists, I think the Queen of Hearts will still give everyone this textbook-level arrogant face.


The Three Character Classic says: "In the beginning of man, nature is inherently good." In fact, the

president is more willing to believe in the last three words: nature is inherently good, and he is more willing to believe that human beings are inherently kind, but for strange reasons, or because of A mind drowning in profit does evil things.

Just like the Queen of Hearts, there are some distressing places, and they all have their own mines, and they will explode because of others stepping on mines, and they will become unrecognized by themselves.

But there is nothing wrong with this, just keep a clear spring in my heart, where can there be pure good or pure evil people in this world.

Some people like to write kindness on their faces, while others like to bury kindness in their hearts.

And attracting kindness with kindness is the best ending, and there will be no such distressing Girl as the Queen of Hearts.

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Extended Reading
  • Kadin 2022-03-20 09:01:54

    Hollywood is completely dead this year, except for a crazy zoo, what else is there?

  • Ona 2022-03-23 09:02:06

    distressed beautiful uncle

Alice Through the Looking Glass quotes

  • Alice Kingsleigh: [finds a young Hatter at the marketplace] Hatter? Hatter? It's you!

    [hugs a surprised Hatter]

    Alice Kingsleigh: You're you again!

    Mad Hatter: Well, if I'm not, I wish I was. Have we met?

    Alice Kingsleigh: Yes! Well, no. I mean, not yet.

    Mad Hatter: That's funny. Actually, I should know you.

    Alice Kingsleigh: Well, we have met once when I was younger.

    Mad Hatter: Well, I'm afraid I don't recall.

    Alice Kingsleigh: That's because it hasn't happened yet.

    Mad Hatter: Oh. When will it happen?

    Alice Kingsleigh: Years from now, when you're older.

    Mad Hatter: [confused] I'll meet you when you're younger and I'm older.

    Alice Kingsleigh: I realize it doesn't make much sense.

    Mad Hatter: [pauses] Makes perfect sense to me. I'm Tarrant.

    Alice Kingsleigh: [shakes his hand] I know. I'm Alice.

    Mad Hatter: [amused] Alice? You seem to have time all mixed up.

  • Bayard: [after Alice falls from the sky and into a flower bed, her Underland friends surround and greet her] Alice.

    White Rabbit: [hops up to Alice and hugs her arm] Alice! Thank goodness you're finally here!

    March Hare: It's that girl again!

    Tweedledee: Alice! You're back!

    [the Bandersnatch roars his greeting and pants, smiling at Alice]

    Mallymkun: [to the Bandersnatch] Don't be nice to her. She's late.

    Alice Kingsleigh: Have I come at a bad time?

    White Queen: On the contrary. We were afraid you weren't coming at all.

    Alice Kingsleigh: What's the matter?

    White Rabbit: The Hatter's the matter.

    Tweedledee: Or the matter of the Hatter.

    Tweedledum: The former.

    Tweedledee: No, the latter.

    White Queen: [rolls her eyes] Tweedles.

    [gives them a look as if to say, "Get to the point, please."]

    Tweedledee: [in unison with Tweedledum] He's mad.

    Alice Kingsleigh: The Hatter?

    [the Tweedles nod]

    Alice Kingsleigh: Yes, I know.

    [climbs out of the flower bed and pulls her hair back in a half-up style]

    Alice Kingsleigh: That's his muchness. That's what makes him so... him.

    Tweedledee: But he's grown darker. Less dafter.

    Tweedledum: Denies himself laughter.

    Cheshire Cat: [appears in the tree above them] And no scheme of ours can raise any sort of smile. We rather hoped YOU might help us save him.