Can a child's despair stop us from diving into the abyss?

Kassandra 2022-04-20 09:02:47

Except for the last scene in "Annette", Annette is a doll child, but the sadness of this child is so touching that you feel that she represents the deadliest despair in your heart. Is it a joke that people who love each other will be killed by each other? No, you can recklessly get applause for your murder and self-loathing on stage, but offstage, people are just as evil and violent. In the eyes of the young child Annette, she sees everything, she has been silent, obedient, singing sadly with her natural voice, and also for this world that only cares about entertainment and the "daddy" who killed her mother who only cares about money and fame Bring what everyone wants. Then, when the last person who brought Annette a little warmth was also removed, the weak she resisted and sent her father to prison. However, in the end, when she visited the prison, she said to her father, "You have no one to love anymore." The father finally strangled her. This last doll was finally replaced by a real actor. The duet was suffocating and unforgettable. Yes, you will eventually "no one can love". The despair of a child is the abyss of human beings. When staring at the abyss, do you jump down or turn back? "Annette" is the despair of marriage and human nature. Looking children in the eyes and listening to their voices, can we turn back from the abyss?

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Annette quotes

  • Annette in Prison: Now you have nothing to love.

    Henry McHenry: Why can't I love you? Can't I love you?

    Annette in Prison: Now you have nothing to love.

    Henry McHenry: Can't I love you, Annette?

    Annette in Prison: No, not really, Daddy. It's sad but it's true. Now you have nothing to love.

  • [repeated line]

    Henry McHenry: There's so little I can do. There's so little I can do.