<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="1" > book: Eclipse by Stephen King</h1>
In the novel, Vera says to Dolores, who is in a desperate situation, "Accidents are sometimes the good companions of unfortunate women." From that moment on two women who shared a common secret became friends, and they supported each other for thirty years.
Dolores finally chooses to kill her husband Joe, a useless and shameless scumbag, on that once-in-a-century eclipse day.
This is another climactic point in the novel, a large number of monologues and depressing environmental descriptions at once to fill the tense atmosphere, Dolores runs back to the trap over and over again to see if Joe is really dead, in the most difficult moment, the imaginary Vera in her mind timely reminds her of what to do next, and the state description of the brain seems to split into two people is vivid.
After Joe died, Little Joe cried and said to Dolores, "Mom, if I'm glad he's dead, will God send me to hell?" I tried to love him, I tried to love him all the time, but he didn't let me love him. ”
What is the right of such a father who constantly disappoints his children, a cowardly but violent husband, who is constantly disappointed in the world? Just because he's a man?
In an environment where a man dominates the family, scolding is already commonplace, and if the man reaches out his hand to his fourteen-year-old daughter even more beastly, how desperate a woman as a wife and mother should be.
Eclipse is in a sense a book about the awakening of women's consciousness, and the two women who run through the text grow up in misfortune, but the sad thing is also that women eventually grow up at the cost of estrangement from their children, and when they take up arms to protect their loved ones, they eventually lose the hands they use to hug. Fathers are scumbags, but just as mothers love their children, their feelings for their fathers are natural and complex, even if the person eventually becomes a demon.
Unlike the revenge on the Internet now, after killing her husband, Dolores and Vera have fallen into an inner panic all their lives, and they seem to be strong but actually rely on each other.
This is the most amazing thing about the whole text, how can a person kill a person without any waves? Even if this person is a scumbag, the condemnation in their hearts is enough to crush them, fortunately, both of them have met each other and gained friendship, and for thirty years they have been with each other, Vera has blocked the peep from the bottom of the well for Dolores, and Dolores has driven the dust monster from within vera.
Master Jin's delicate brushstrokes write about the plight of women who exist and have not disappeared so far, as well as the friendship between women that really exists besides tearing up men, strong Amway.