God is a girl

EASY A is inextricably linked with the famous American novel "The Scarlet Letter", which seems to reveal the author's understanding of the novel, which still has its significance today. The heroine made up a scandal for herself in a hot head, which seems deviant in Eastern culture, but it is a very natural thing in American culture. In the same way, the 12-year-old heroine was forced to kiss a boy at a party. This is an "adult ceremony" for American children. Since then, they have more face in the group of friends. . .
Well, making up a scandalous scandal may be something that many hot-headed girls do, but then it is not something that ordinary girls can do. The heroine's "so whatever" attitude is too worthy of our "good girls" to learn (of course, they are trained by cool parents and cool mothers). The people who come to her to make up scandals are all gay, short, fat, unloved men with inferiority complex, etc. It is out of understanding their pain as a minority or being despised by others that the heroine "helps with justice". Even in the end, the dean played by Phoebe had a relationship with the male students, and the female protagonist was responsible for them. "I've been passed on as a slut anyway, and these things don't matter to me but get them out of trouble." What kind of thinking is that? This is the thought of a saint. What kind of spirit is this? It is a spirit of redemption. This is no different from Jesus dying on the cross for the sins of mankind (he was wrongly convicted of being a criminal). Waiting for Gao to shout: "God is a girl!"
What's the point of explaining so much to strangers who don't understand? Although the parents' support and understanding of the heroine are not entirely correct, they are sufficient. When the 12-year-old boy who tricked everyone into kissing grew up, his trust in her for understanding was self-evident. This kind of trust is the most beautiful human emotion—everyone who feels it knows it. At the end of the film, the heroine is overwhelmed and tells the truth. Because she was just an ordinary schoolgirl, not God. She went to look for a priest, but there was only an empty chair - these are the intentions of "God's temporary departure".
The last thing to say is that girls who grow up in loving and forgiving families are generally very self-respecting, just like our heroines. Girls who grew up in unhappy families sometimes doubt their worth and do self-deprecating things. The girl in this film is a girl with personality and high moral character that I like very much. It is very rare~

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