This and "Miss" are changed from the same novel "The Land of Thorns"
But it feels a bit unreasonable. For example, the young lady is physically strong and feels mentally healthy. I don't feel that she thinks those little yellow books are torture. The film does not describe the torture of other uncles on the young lady, nor does she beat her or say that she wants to marry her. Defrauding property, only said to let her read the little yellow book. And I don't think it's enough to make the young lady have to flee, right? Then the moral bottom line of both of them is very high. In "Miss", Shu Ji herself is a thief, she came here for profit, and she took the initiative to ask for money. Even if I had a little pity and liked the young lady, she still chose to continue the plan because she had family members behind her to support and so on. Hideko really had to escape from the distorted environment of the year, and proposed a plan to find a subordinate girl. The young lady and the maid here did not approve of the plan at first, it felt cruel, and it felt more out of pity for the other party. The thing is that after the two of you escaped, your uncle didn't care whether you escaped or not After being tortured for a long time, the lady wanted to run out to save her, but she finally ran out and found that she had nowhere to live and went back to Rand Street??? Outrageous! And the young lady and the maid actually exchanged their identities, which is very bloody. Later, Mode stabbed the gentleman to death. In order to protect her own daughter, Mode chose to surrender herself to death, and then Mode and Sue kissed each other at the last second.
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