Camille Claudel--The Persistence and Destruction of Love

Milan 2022-07-22 09:47:50

I almost don't want to see Camille's final downfall, and how the 30 years in captivity have lost the meaning of life. ideals and aspirations. Love and persistence begin to break down when love comes. Camille eventually lost everything to Rodin's selfishness and cruelty, and to love's frivolity and heat.

When it was hard to believe my feelings, after watching this film, I found myself more important. If Camille wasn't so entangled in pain, maybe her success was a satire on Rodin. If Camille's love wasn't so thorough, At that time, maybe Rodin couldn't give her too much damage. He was troubled by her perseverance and sacrifice, and scenes of her destroying works kept surfacing, and she was uncontrollable in the exhibition.

The way of love is different. If she can be Rodin's lover for life, if she can leave Rodin in a smart way, if she can not care about Rodin, it's a pity that she forces herself too much, forces others to pay, forces herself to leave, forces herself to care. In fact, some things and some people only we care about. Let yourself be better. Why should you destroy your life for such a man? The value of life should not be like this.

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Camille Claudel quotes

  • Robert: [while looking at Camille's sculpture] How did you know there were people inside the big white rock?

  • Auguste Rodin: The human body is a world that moves. It's life!