Lennon's eyes are always melancholy. From the first episode, whether it's her evasive attitude in the face of fights on the street, or her resignation in the face of family members, she gives people a feeling of indecision, cowardice and lack of self-confidence . And Lila has been very clear about her goals since she was a child. She will work hard to get what she wants, and she will fight against her face when she hates it. She was born and raised in this land far away from the ocean and the wind and sand. She is strong, resolute, stubborn, far away from the sea. She is wide and gentle, like a hard stone that refuses to be polished. Even when Sola La proposed to her later, trying to please her as much as possible, she was extremely stubborn and unmoved.
Lennon is always slower than her peers in the process of exploring herself, or because she has more choices in the world and her innate inferiority complex, she gains more knowledge and becomes more confused at the same time. Especially when it comes to men and women, she doesn't know her heart, and she doesn't even know whether she likes the person she chooses. She just hopes to find a boyfriend earlier than Lila. She is mature but mature in her private world. Compared with Lila's academic style, she "writes the island's experience in beautiful words in a letter, but it's actually just pretentious, and it's just an axe." , Lila's maturity comes from life, from real experiences and repeated collisions and forced compromises. Although she does not have a family like Lenon, she is also willing to use her ingenuity to create the life in her mind. At the same time, Lila wasn't as sure of herself as she seemed. She was equally suspicious of herself. After her wedding invitation to the elementary school teacher was rejected, she asked Lennon, "Am I doing this right?" In fact, despite her hard pretense, she was just a little girl. At an age when she should be learning Greek in the classroom and receiving the most cutting-edge knowledge, she had to think about the interests of the family before a girl like Lennon, and calculated the hearts and the pros and cons. The gap between the two of them widened even further when she wore a young lady's haircut and expensive jewelry, and Lennon put on a pair of scholar's glasses.
What about Lennon, is Lennon faithfully acting as a "nerd" from beginning to end? Neither. Lennon's mother said: "Remember that you can swim, you must remember." She actually went to the sea when she was a child, but she forgot because she was too young. This implies that Lennon and Lila were destined to have different paths from the very beginning. The so-called character determines fate. Lennon was born from the sea and went to the sea. The sea symbolizes the wider world, indicating that she will gradually leave Lila and run towards the wider world. She will one day overcome the weakness in her nature, and it is fate that pushes her to make choices again and again. When facing the person she likes, Lennon finally took the initiative once. Like all young girls in love, she finds opportunities to meet her sweetheart and strives to create opportunities to get along with her. She used the widow's son to drive away the lewd man who molested her. He was lukewarm to the former, and chose to sit beside his beloved at the banquet. So we see that Lennon is not a little white rabbit. She also uses the charm of her female body to achieve her own goals. She also has an "evil" side, and like Lila, she is unwilling to compromise in terms of feelings.
Lila and Lennon are just like two sides of a woman's growth. They cannot separate each other, but are contradictory bodies that overcome each other. In a powerful society, their face is the face that many women have finally grown up for for a long time. They are both advancing and retreating, being dominated and dominated, constrained and de-constrained, and growing hard, dangerously, and cautiously.
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