#影视杂谈 #
Becoming Jane Austen describes Jane Austen's life in a biographical way: her mother tried her best to broker marriages for her, against the rich people of the upper class, but Jane did not accept loveless marriages, believing that women had to support themselves on their own ability.
Later, she rejects the marriage proposal of the nobleman Monsieur Vasley and falls in love with the connected Tom Lefroy.
However, the pastoral family in Austin wanted the future son-in-law to have financial power, and Lefroy was still a poor boy at that time. The LeFroy family, which had 6 children, was also determined to marry the rich family, so they asked Lefroy to return to Ireland.
The opposition of parents and relatives made it necessary for the two to make a decision. Tom's proposal to elope would obviously be disastrous. Jane's family is in a bad financial situation, and she will face poverty and shame. Lefroy's family in Ireland also counted on him to come out on top. If they choose to run away, everything will be destroyed: family, friends, and wealth.
The film's shooting method is worth learning from; I would like to invite you to accompany Jane Austen with me and experience her delicate feelings.
At the beginning, there are several scenes of rural scenery in the 18th century of Britain, a green and peaceful place. The scene gradually moved to the small building, the dilapidated doll by the balcony, in front of the old piano with black friction marks between the keys for many years, as always, sat a young girl with an elegant posture, brown curls coiled with a headband, and fair skin. Just like the most full and gorgeous flower in the garden, and it is still about to say that it is still slightly holding its petals, it is about to usher in the bloom inspired by the sun and the moon.
After experiencing the encounter with love and steadfast love, full of hope and disappointment, the scene returns to the scene at the beginning, the worn doll, the broken piano. It's just that the tune, which was cheerful enough to wake up the world, became deficient and lost, and the mourning was touching. The girl tasted the sweet fruit of true love and also tasted the disappointment of being disappointed.
Later, the man in the dream chased her again and earnestly invited her to escape from this quiet countryside with him. She was moved again, and for the sake of true love, she could abandon everything. But she was still so smart, still the girl who was silent at the original dance party, but everyone felt different.
The carriage had escaped from the manor, a country with a grove of woods that had been hyped up by a famous writer, and the townspeople might find it impossible to see when they came. That's where all of her past was, and where she and he began.
The carriage sank into the ditch, and the men all went to push the carriage, and she took his coat and discovered the fact that the distance between them was not as simple as catching an early train.
"But if our love can destroy your family, it will also destroy itself."
Before leaving, the coachman threw her luggage down with a sneer.
She looked at him in the car, and kept watching, his sad and unwilling eyes, his handsome nose, and his soft lips, the man who would attract the eyes of all ladies wherever he went.
A long shot as long as a lifetime.
She returned to the green field in front of her house, which was only more than ten meters long, and walked slowly with her luggage.
I can still think of the morning's willingness to abandon everything, regardless of the grandeur of rushing to the vigorous love, and the heart in the chest is about to jump out with excitement.
Sometimes it was so ironic that her last elopement lasted only two hours. The only time she fell in love in her life was ended by herself.
There are also a few slow motion scenes. From the shadows in the water to the people riding horses on the shore; from the round blanket at the cousin's wedding ball with the former countess, to the party more than a decade later, Lucy still sang to cheer everyone up. Everything seems to have not changed, but it is subtly. She saw him again, and although she hadn't seen him for more than ten years, she could still accurately capture the other person's figure. My breathing was short, and my heart was beating faster and faster.
"I won't forgive him." Jane Austen said.
The countess laughed, "But all of us have forgiven him all these years." ”
Everyone in the auditorium held their breath, and only Jane Austen's pleasant voice tapped on everyone's heart.
"I wrote a novel in which two girls end up being happy, and rich people."
On the white couch reading for another Jane, my book reads: I met someone who was one hundred percent fit. ......
Reading to the end, I looked at him, an endless gentle wind passing through my chest, gently closing the book.
—Excerpt from Jane Austen's book Pride and Prejudice
After watching the movie, my mind has been echoing several questions, and I can't calm down for a long time... Would it have been a different ending if she had eloped with him? What if he waited for her and wasn't married? They didn't finally break through the shackles of that era, right?
Unfortunately, the reality is not if, the most moving years and intentions between them, all hidden in the book, let countless people sigh, is the best ending.
The helplessness of reality has ruined the years that should have been mixed with each other, but fortunately, every bit of the past has become eternal in each other's hearts.
Not together day and night, but inseparable.
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