he never really existed

Jaeden 2022-04-20 09:01:11

A maddening movie. In the movie, Reid loves Scarlett and Scarlett loves "Ashley". Why are the quotation marks here? Because Scarlett loves Ashley in her imagination. She just fell in love with a shadow she imagined, and Ashley happened to appear when she needed it, she put the imagined shadow on Ashley, and fell deeply into this relationship, Unable to extricate themselves.
All the love you give is expected to be rewarded, but how can a simple little girl pay her first love to an imaginary phantom? Pain and unwillingness tormented her fiercely, and the more she couldn't get it, the more beautiful she felt. In this mood, Reid repeatedly ignores and hurts Reid who appears around him. In fact, readers are all aware of Reid's love for Scarlett, but Scarlett missed this sincere relationship in the dignity and prejudice of the two, until she When he understood, Reid had lost confidence after a long period of disappointment.
A passage in Gone with the Wind goes like this:
"He never really existed, except in my imagination," she thought wearily. "I fell in love with something of my own making that died like Melanie. I sewed a beautiful suit and fell in love with it. Then Ashley came running on horseback, He's so handsome and so different, I put him in that suit, whether he's wearing it or not. I don't want to see what he really is. I've always loved that beautiful suit ----and not loving him at all."

Now she could recall many years ago, seeing herself wearing a green and white muslin dress standing in Tara's sunshine, attracted by the gleaming young man on horseback. It was now clear to her that he was nothing more than a childish phantom of herself, no more important than the pair of aquamarine earrings she had coaxed from Gerald. She had also yearned for that pair of earrings, but once they were obtained, they were of little value. Like anything other than money, they lost their value as soon as they got into her hands. So did Ashley, who would have been worthless long ago had she satisfied her vanity by refusing to marry him in those distant days in the first place. If she had dominated him, had seen him go from fiery, anxious, to jealous, sullen, begging, like other boys, then when she met a new man, her once fanatical infatuation would also be gone. Disappear, like a fog that quickly dissipates when the sun appears and a light wind blows.

In life, we are not like in the movie. When we are in love, we think that he is your true love. Maybe he is just a phantom in your imagination. In fact, what we fall in love with is love itself.

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  • Zola 2022-03-21 09:01:14

    The biggest feeling is that I finally understand that turning around and leaving the seemingly unfeeling is actually the last resort of killing a thousand enemies and hurting 800...@三里屯美嘉

  • Marge 2022-03-19 09:01:02

    I don’t have one of my favorite movies. I watch it every year, because Gone with the Wind is my favorite novel. Vivien Leigh was born for Scarlett. The cat-like eyes of Scarlett are so beautiful. She loves Scarlett who guards Tara during the war. She is independent, strong and beautiful. She stands on the land of Tara at dusk and swears never to God. I will never forget the hunger scene. The ancestor of the overbearing president, Brad has a deep love for Scarlett, but it is a pity... hey, the ending is so cruel.

Gone with the Wind quotes

  • Scarlett: Now I didn't come to talk silliness about me, Rhett. I came 'cause I was so miserable at the thought of you in trouble. Oh, I know I was mad at you the night you left me on the road to Tara, and I still haven't forgiven you!

    Rhett Butler: Oh, Scarlett! Don't say that!

    Scarlett: Well I must admit I might not be alive now, only for you. And when I think of myself with everything I could possibly hope for, and not a care in the world... And you here in this horrid jail... and not even a human jail, Rhett, a horse jail!

  • Scarlett: Great balls of fire! HICCUP! It's Rhett!