Jill in the movie is that kind of person.
First, a woman, because a man said to her: you deserve better. Then she resolutely gave up the prosperous establishment of New Orleans in that era, and came to the desolate and remote west where even bathing water was difficult to obtain, and came to follow Lovers live together.
Facing her, were four corpses. Chilled corpses. She didn't escape, she said firmly that she was already a Ms, not a miss.
hateful. There is despair. There is sadness.
But such a woman would not care about physical bullying when facing a powerful man. As long as she is alive, she still has a chance. You can't just give her a cold look. What else could it be. Society cannot demand that every woman be a virgin, even in the face of death. Women can also ask for life to go. have their own choices.
Can bend and stretch.
Smile brightly when you can.
Be strong when you need to be strong.
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