I think most religions, including traditional Judaism, must have been created by men, and the requirements for women's language behavior and even sexual life are too restrictive to human nature. Women wear wigs to meet people? Every Friday routine hehehe? Curb your own nature, take the husband as the god, be virtuous and virtuous and follow the rules? why?
It's hard to imagine that such a community exists in the suburbs of modern metropolis London, whether it's based on fact or just fiction. I think it should be justified. At the moment when esti finally bravely asked for freedom, she said no to fate, she disobeyed, but what she said was that she had no choice to appoint, but she did not want the child in her stomach to have no choice. Thinking about it carefully, it seems that this is not pure disobey, she is more to resist for the next generation, why not for herself? I think this is a fly in the ointment, and maybe this is more true. Few people have that kind of courage just for themselves, and it is precisely for themselves that they should be.
Esti loves much more than noy (forgot what the heroine's name is). After she left, esti got sick in her brain. Even after she got married, she still kept fantasizing about her living room in New York. Her return made esti's life colorful again. When she persuaded esti to fight for freedom, esti asked Where can I go when I leave this house, I can imagine how much Esti wanted to hear that answer, but it was just a long silence. Even if she finally invited Esti back to New York with her, it was so reluctant. I believe Esti knew that, so she didn't go with her.
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