She, with her wavy black hair, dressed in the latest short skirts and stockings, and high heels full of lust and seduction, came to a quiet town in Sicily and opened the curtain on the revelation of all the evils of human nature. In that town, beauty is the original sin. As the film says, "People don't love beauty at all, beauty is unforgivable, beauty is used to ravage." Marlene Dietrich is the representative of beauty. She is an incomparable beauty. She was fascinated by all the creatures beneath her feet. Everywhere she went, men coveted, women envied, and gossip kept coming. Even teenagers, driven by hormones, have no time to pay attention to the peddling and propagation of Mussolini's teachings on the radio. Her personality, charm, and indifference were at odds with that hypocritical and ugly environment. She walked slowly with her head held high, but her eyes dimmed, for everywhere she looked ugly and had nowhere to put them.
