This drama is durable and durable, and you will feel different if you watch it a few times. Logical analysis of the plot. There should be a sequel to this show. But it's all up to the producers.
Personal thoughts:
Throughout the whole play, the feeling of the heroine is that the heroine's self has been struggling between reality and the desires in her heart, and she has no choice and nowhere to put it.
First, let's talk about what the repressed self of the heroine looks like. The pursuit of freedom, adventure, publicity and attention to life. Sexually interested in girls.
There are only a few places in the play that reflect her pursuit of a free and adventurous life. Her husband recalled the first time they met and said that she was a person who loved freedom and was not restrained. Cigarettes that were secretly placed in the closet of my husband's house, photos of youthful flying in my private room 309, and dancing wall paintings. I had a role-play with my husband at the hotel and staged a one-night stand. Go into the bar and imagine that everyone is watching her. All these can be deduced that this is an uninhibited soul who is unwilling to live a mediocre life, and likes an adventurous, free and public life.
Sexual orientation is interested in girls, which is reflected in several ways. My mother said that she used to be obsessed with little girls who robbed her of roles when she was a child. Her husband's tolerance for Melissa. When treating sam, sam said that sidney is no longer interested in boys, and if the heroine talks directly, is he interested in women? By every indication, she was born with an innate interest in girls.
Why does she suppress herself? It may be from family and reality. Her mother's education for her should be completely opposite to her education for her daughter. She should have suffered from it when she was a child, and she has paid a lot for her daughter's healthy growth. Her controlling personality is most likely from her mother. There are several points in the play where her mother disagrees with her way of handling things. The heroine shows great impatience, which shows her mother's disapproval and control of her. It's been a long time. The campus bullying incident at the end of the play is actually talking about the issue of control. Many people want to have the power to control others because they don't want to lose control and get out of the pain of being in control by controlling others. There is more power to control others than those who control others.
At a deep level, the ego is frustrated with reality. When I was a child, my nature was suppressed, and the direction of Melissa's incident made me hide in 309.
309 is the hiding place of her self, the place where her soul belongs. Both her mother and her husband knew about this place. Her mother was paying the rent, but her husband thought she sold it eight years ago. Their daughter is 9 years old, that is, not long after she got married, she tried to abandon herself and return to real life, but she chose to stay because she was afraid of losing herself completely, and her husband didn't know it. Everything in this place is what she really likes, there are books, wine, marijuana, public photos, and wall paintings of dancing women. This place belongs to a woman named diane hart.
The second female found the secretary of the male protagonist miachael because of the fake article incident. The male protagonist lost control when he heard the secretary mention Diane Hart's name. It can be seen that the male protagonist knows the identity of the female protagonist. Go home and ask the female protagonist where the fuck are you doing what? The husband asked for the 309 key and saw the painting on the wall, the picture of the heroine, a bottle of wine and two glasses on the table, and the letterhead with Diane's name on the refrigerator. After returning home, the heroine said that she would abandon everything. loyalty? Why is this happening?
If it is just publicity, the nature of free and adventurous is in that room, the male protagonist will forgive, no one can completely lose himself because of marriage, right? This kind of nature is acceptable, why is the male protagonist angry and no longer trusting? Because before the male protagonist went to 309, she said that she just kept the house and it was useless. The male protagonist saw the things in front of him and found that the house was dust-free, and there were still two cups in the house. The male protagonist can tolerate Melissa once, but cannot tolerate the second Melissa, which is why he is angry. Melissa's incident should be that the heroine put all the blame on Melissa, and her husband believed and forgave her. Her husband thought that she was just a moment of ecstasy and could not distinguish the boundaries, that she would not do it again if she sold the house.
But her mother knew her nature, so she said that staying in a house was more reliable than a man, and her mother's tone when she said it was a friend after she saw Sidney get out of her car, because she believed it was not just a friend.
Speaking of Melissa, she should have an emotional connection with the heroine. Judging from her treatment notes and the boxing club note, Melissa was the heroine's patient, and the heroine approached Melissa's younger brother as diane, who was at that boxing club. In the play, the heroine's colleague mentioned that Melissa is very dependent on and obsessed with the heroine, as well as the bracelet. From the above, it can be inferred that Melissa and the heroine may have crossed the boundary between the patient and the attending doctor, but It should be the heroine who escaped, not to the point of rolling in sheets. Judging from her conversation with Sidney in episode 7, the second woman should be her first woman. After being rejected, Melissa may be very angry and lost, which leads to the tragedy of burning the house.
Diane hart is a woman with a lot of history, so it's not surprising that she and the second girl fell in love at first sight. It should be obvious to everyone that these two have hooked up since the first time they met. And the heroine said a sentence when she talked about the second female sidney in the end of the play. Sometimes you only need to look at it to know that person is your true love. This also proves that the two are in love at first sight.
When the second woman appeared, it was when the heroine was struggling with her life and work. She needed a passion and stimulation to get rid of the difficulties in her life. In life, there is a successful and well-behaved husband of 24 filial piety, and a lively and lovely daughter, but her husband is always seduced by the secretary, and her daughter has gender cognitive impairment and ADHD. She was frustrated by the slow progress of treatment for several patients at work.
The heroine discovers that she is another self in the gradual getting along with the second girl, who is free, passionate, and has a strong desire for control and possession. This kind of love, which is firstly the temptation of appearance, and then the fit of soul, made her fall deeper and deeper. She is torn between family responsibilities and inner desires, and she can't be faithful to either marriage or love. Her anxiety attacks became more frequent, and she was on the verge of losing control. She wants to control the second daughter, the patient, and the family from collapsing. At the end of the first season, it seems that these are all on the verge of getting out of control. If she wants to regain this control, she must make a choice, but she wants both, very greedy and selfish.
Will Melissa II show up? Will this situation happen with the character of the second female? Will my husband forgive me a second time? Life is always faced with choices. In fact, what kind of person you want to become depends on yourself, your heart is strong enough, and the outside world is full of clouds.
Can the heroine be true to herself, be true to herself, and throw away the lies, deceit, and voyeurism in life? Or hide in the shell again?
Let's wait and see, the sequel will be more exciting.
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