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consciously naive
Anya 2022-04-19 09:02:46
A movie to watch after listening to the audiobook by emilia fox. It's the style of film I like, the perspective is very subtle, that is, no matter what other people say, try to express the emotions you want to express in your own way. You can feel Cassandra's richness in her heart, her childlike innocence (like she said, consciously naive), and her starry, contradictory and uncontrollable emotions in despair. Love, how simple and how complicated. Speculate, escape, or forget. . I always feel that in the ending, she resists love. She feels that love belongs to her. This is also called immaturity, right? But that's what I value, pure.
Extended Reading
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Rose: I'd marry a chimpanzee if he had money!
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Topaz Mortmain: He's been in London with her - Elspeth. They've had an assignation. At the British Museum!
James Mortmain: Elspeth is my patroness! We were doing some research!
Topaz Mortmain: [Scoffs] People use that place for nothing BUT assignations. I used to meet you there myself when I was married to Edwardo... in the mummy room!