A love dilemma, or a dilemma of two cages? Tully is more agitated, naive, and more daring to express her demands. Abigail is gentle and deep, and needs some kind of guidance in her emotions. But in turn, does the living environment shape such stress patterns?
Abigail's husband is gentle and soft. He makes his wife feel at a loss and at the same time can't bear to resist. Abigail feels that this is a soft cage, and what she needs is improvement rather than change (or in the case of change is too difficult , she is happy to only improve). Tully's husband was much tougher, and her more extreme stance was one of strong self-defense. Even though Abigail looks more mature, she is more advocating the non-existent utopia, believing that the good can last forever, from Tully's home change and departure, her dream shattered, she realized that the world does not exist and left her two. All beauty. After all, the husband is actually not wrong. He is a very good man personally, but he is still an unconscious murderer of the institutional crimes against women in society. Abigail doesn't understand. redemption is broken.
The lens is also very cold, full of the beauty of the original artistic conception of the manor era and the harsh oppression of closure. As far as the corresponding theme is concerned, the language of the lens is very delicate. But I always feel that the eruption that has been brewing from beginning to end to the final presentation is not satisfactory. At least in my opinion, there is still a lack of a more targeted strike.
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