"End point": Who is the end point of who? Mindset determines the future

"The End of the Match" means that it is the key moment when one goal determines the victory or defeat.

This is a 2005 film about two young people who want to squeeze into high society. It's just that one is active and conscious, while the other is passive. One is male and the other is female.

The man's name was Wilton, and he was a tennis coach who traveled from Ireland to London. He played well in tennis, but did not want to participate in competitions, preferring to be a tennis coach, hoping to improve his situation by teaching rich people to play tennis. It went well, and because of his excellent tennis skills, he got to know Tom and his middle-class family. Tom's sister Corrie fell in love with Wilton at first sight. Wilden used various means to make the relationship between the two people closer and closer, and also successfully entered the company of Corrie's father, the Hewitt family. Soon after, Wilden married Collie and became the manager of the family company.

The woman's name is Nora, an eighteen-line actress from the United States who is ready to break into the British film industry. Nora and Tom met by chance and became Tom's fiancée. No matter how much his mother objected, Tom still wanted to be with Nora.

After Wilton met Nora at Tom's house, he fell in love with Nora and the two had a relationship. Soon, Tom hi is tired of the old and breaks up with Nora.

What is not obtained is in the commotion. Learning of their breakup, Wilton looked around for Nora. Some time later, Wilton and Nora meet, and Wilton's old love rekindles and he becomes a lover with Nora.

Currie has always wanted a child since she got married, but she always couldn't. Nora suddenly became pregnant. Wilden suddenly wakes up and finds that Nora, no matter how sexy and charming, can't match the wife with a rich father behind her. Without his wife, everything he had earned would be wiped out. He doesn't want children, but Nora refuses to have an abortion, forcing Wilton to tell Corrie the truth and break up with him. Wilden didn't want to, didn't want to give up everything he had worked so hard to come by, and he decided to choose a superior life. He began to lie and cajole Nora, just as he had when he had deceived his wife for stealing.

As Nora pressed forward, Wilton became murderous. He conspired to murder Nora and her landlord, and caused a situation where drug addicts robbed and killed. The police were induced to solve the case along this line of thought.

Nora left a diary, recording everything with Wilden. Wilton was suspected and invited to the police station. Wilton defended himself. Because of his identity and the family behind his wife, the police didn't have much suspicion.

But one of the cops is instructed in a dream, suspects Wilton, and prepares to launch an investigation. At this end of the game, when a drug addict picks up the landlord's ring that Wilton threw away (the ring happened not to have been thrown into the river due to the railing), the police are more convinced that the drug addicts are responsible. Wilton, due to this series of coincidences, managed to get rid of legal suspicions and won the game.

Just, did you really win? Not easy to say. It should be true that you are tormented by the soul all the time. And, for now is getting rid of, what about later?

The film does not continue, leaving blanks.

Different mentalities determine different futures.

In fact, Nora has the opportunity to change her own destiny and join the upper class. It's just that her mindset determines her future. Nora has been married, born badly, for the high society, she is very passive, more is indifferent, so she is untamed, do not want to please Tom's mother, for Wilton's flirtation refuses to return, even if the thought of the consequences after being discovered is very serious or can not resist the temptation. In addition to her posture, her career, which wants to be an actress, has not improved. She thought she could control Tom. Unfortunately, for Tom, there are rich people, there are beautiful women, and there are many eighteen-line actors who pounce on it. Moreover, for family affection, men still value it. After liking the new and getting tired of the old, parents not accepting it will become a reason to break up. And, Nora and Wilden are secretly having an affair, doesn't Tom know? Being able to coax Nora into having an abortion and then breaking up when Nora is pregnant, it's also possible that Tom will discover their affair.

Nora didn't learn her lesson. After re-encountering with Wilton, the husband who knows that he is the sister of his ex-boyfriend is still hooking up again, knowing that the man only wants to join the high society, and fantasizing about being able to let go because of her, fantasizing about forcing him to let go through pregnancy, and pushing herself into the pit and eventually dying. She forgot that the posture is not long, and she will get tired of sleeping too much. She forgot that for Wilden, seduction was useful, either to be rich herself or to have rich parents. Wilton became her final point and Nora lost.

Wilden, on the other hand, took the initiative to approach high society, but did not rely on the top to catch up with the flattery, but behaved in a humble manner, and at the same time purposefully learned and approached. After all, after going through different clubs, he should have an understanding of the preferences and rules of high society, so not only play tennis well, but also actively study in other aspects, such as reading Dostoevsky's books, so that he can talk to Tom and not let them look down. More importantly, he made Chloe believe in him, that he was talented, that he didn't want to eat soft rice, but that he was pregnant with talent; that he was convinced of his feelings for her, not to doubt. Because of his daughter, because of Wilden's performance, Chloe's parents also appreciated him, urged them to get married, and gave them strong support in every way.

Human nature is not satisfied. Wilton couldn't resist the temptation to want more, forgot his original intentions, and pushed himself into a difficult situation. Nora became Wilton's final point, but, he won.