When I watch it, I rarely think of pictures of burning women, and even the natural landscape has no relevance. The whole process is concentrated in the plot of the movie, and I watch it very deeply.
This idea has always been in my mind: Abigail never got up the courage to take the initiative to visit Taille, and finally it was too late when she went to Taille desperately, A twice stopped the process of developing true love: she couldn't hold back her inner urge to ride a horse When I went to T's house, I was scared off by her husband's behavior with a gun; when I went to T's house as a guest, I was scared off by T's cold attitude. During the period when they did not meet, A was very aware that T's situation was very difficult, but until T was caught off guard and inevitably left, A did not take that crucial step.
I don't mean to condemn A. Imagine that at that time, there were very few free souls like Taille. Abigail had never encountered a similar situation in his short decades of life, not to mention it was love, which was The wonderful feeling that she and her husband have never experienced after losing their beloved daughter - "astonishment and joy" (can't remember the lines) The more people they love, the more they can't face Ta, Abigail is also like this.
The director's casting for male roles also has a certain depth, but I don't want to discuss this aspect, because I can't focus on their lines at all, which woman would have a problem with "pig breeding" or "the image of the good wife in the Bible" Interested, Nobody.
A world is on the way to come, maybe the situation has become better than the old days, but it still is the same, there are still a lot of Abigails and Tailles.
The above is just my personal opinion, comments are welcome.
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