Domineering and slightly melancholy eyes, sexy and slightly angry red lips, a mermaid-like waist and a head of blond hair make people feel that the character Angelique played by Eva Green perfectly interprets a person with appearance, connotation, and daring to act. A daring, strong and resolute, independent, charming, affectionate and righteous new era pinnacle successful woman. But behind every successful woman is a sad story. Such an amazing and excellent Angelique can't escape the chaos of the world. After falling in love with that sluggish and protective vampire, her tragedy was doomed. Although the power is strong enough to cover the sky, it cannot get the sincerity of the sweetheart. Although his character is strong enough to be unparalleled, he cannot escape the fate of being abandoned. In order to stay by her lover's side, she was willing to humble herself as his subordinate and knelt down and wiped the floor for him, but what she got in return was her lover and other women. . In order to make her sweetheart change her mind, she is willing to bury her sweetheart underground, and she also travels through time, silently waiting for the other party for 196 years, but in the end, her sweetheart is even more angry. Heart like water. In the end, when all the dust settled, when the fire of war, gunpowder, magic, and all kinds of conspiracies finally dissipated, Angelique could only drag a dilapidated body, sit there lonely, and let the last drop of crystal tears fall down his face . What kind of vigorous love is this, what kind of fearless love is this, when finally facing her sweetheart, this woman's love for him can no longer be expressed in words, only by digging out her own heart, presented to each other. Thousands of words, thousands of worries, all in this beating heart. I want to say that Angelique is cruel, but sincere; violent, but sincere. If you meet such a woman in your life, if you are a straight man, marry her, and if you are a comrade, be a best friend. Will not disappoint.
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