So cute. Manor, lawn, ball, gentleman, low-cut long dress, gorgeous top hat, complicated etiquette, pleasing classical British style. Jane Austen is really good at describing the style of the times, and is better at using dialogue to create a variety of characters. Catherine in the film is too cute, simple, and beautiful. Because she "reads too many novels", she is always full of conjectures. In order to verify her imagination, she took risks and made mistakes. . The story is beautiful like a fairy tale. The full of girlishness overflowed the screen and splashed on people's faces, which made people read it with a smile without any distractions. This is Jane Austen's first novel, and you can imagine what kind of girlish state and mind she was in when she wrote this book. Compared with the pride and stubbornness that became more mature later, the earlier ones were really pure and vivid. Although the story is very simple, it makes people unintentionally picky and sweet. Very healing.
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