Come on, hurt each other

Tristin 2022-03-25 09:01:14

In fact, it is a story of "come and hurt each other".

The original book is more advanced than the movie. My daughter feels that "the mother and the rich woman are attached to each other", which does not exist. The old lady is a queen until she dies, and the will and the advice that "a woman can't live without being cruel" are just occasional warmth; the mother expects the old lady to die almost every day (just like I used to expect the boss to die suddenly); the daughter's psychological shadow The manifestation of selective forgetting is that after I die, I will not care about the flood, and I feel that there is a problem in this world, but I don’t know what the problem is (sex education, comrades, sex education should start from the baby), so I am concerned about everything that I actively rely on. Expressing resistance, but vaguely always remembering his father's bright moments...

In the original book, the rich woman kept thinking about her children, causing Dorothy to exclaim after learning the contents of her will that it was impossible for her to leave her money for her children. The scene was a climax. This is another result of hurting each other. In this story, everyone (except the scumbag) is trying to find a way to understand and express love. However, the rough life just refuses to let this love blossom and bear fruit, and it cannot grow in saline-alkali soil. Rose.

Many of Stephen King's stories are terrifying on the surface, but they still talk about how to love at the core, which is probably considered to be extremely terrifying from another angle.

I like this translation very much. Even if the ice is melted with hot tears in the end, the scars of the past will never be healed. Of course, according to Lao Jin's kindness, it can also be said that although the scars will never disappear, hot tears can always wash away the blood and pain~

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Dolores Claiborne quotes

  • Dolores Claiborne: [sobbing] Why? Why'd you do this, Vera?

    Vera Donovan: Because I hate the smell of being old.

  • Const. Frank Stamshaw: Going on a morning walk?

    Dolores Claiborne: No, I'm just packing the get-away boat, so I can make my great escape.