"Tess" is arguably the most tragic story I've ever seen, so is it possible for this story to end in a comedy? Too much. Tess's child may have survived, allowing her to enrich herself in parenting, ending with a successful mother. An Qi may have forgiven and understood her on the first day, comforted her softly instead of leaving her resolutely, they can have a marriage that envy others, and that past is just an episode of a long life. He can come back sooner, find Tess before it's irreversible, tell her I was wrong, I didn't understand then, I understand now, they can heal wounded hearts, mend broken feelings, and everything may not be It's too late. Or, in the most hateful parallel universe, he can never come back, restrain his selfish heart, let this poor person go, and she and Alec can live a life of ignorance while despising each other but not worrying about food and clothing. But, no, none of the above happened, Tess finally ushered in the avoidable destruction, at the moment of giving up, those hopes are like straw for the drowning, with a little dim light Bright the whole darkness, making all the pain like a trivial dream, but it is all false, hope will be shattered again and again, until despair.
Looking at this story, I don't know who to hate anymore. I hated Alec so much back then, but now I feel more and more that An Qi's sin is unforgivable. Alec's evil is self-aware. Without hiding, Tess was even willing to take responsibility for her if she wanted to. And Alec, sticking to his so-called ignorant moral code, used his selfishness and ignorance to really kill Tess. In this story, everyone just took the script that belongs to them, and what we see is only one of the thousands of stories.
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