Poetic rose

"An angel treats us like a urchin to the flying insects, and they slaughter us as we please."

Tess, a beautiful and poetic image. "She is full of poetry, her every move is poetry... She shows the poem written by the poet on paper only, and lived out..." In her deep love with Claire, she showed her lyrics. Beautiful and charming, it is illusory. The author used a contrasting approach to contrast Tess's ultra-dusty natural image with this "custom and prejudice as a slave."

"Tess's love for Claire has now become the vitality of her flesh and blood, which makes her shine, the shadow of the past sorrow is not seen... She knows that they are like the wolf to be fed, but she But there are extraordinary spells that make them amplitude in hunger and thirst... Now, Claire recalls Tess's face over and over again..."

Of course, another person who contrasted sharply with Tess's image, Jacques Deborville, a sensualist, is an incarnation of evil from language to action, but he also acts as a probation object to reflect Tess's image. Glorious. The unchanging change of Yarek just illustrates the singularity and power of Tess's power. He was finally killed by Tess in the sand, and it proved the venting of the hatred and the passion of passion.

She is the representative of all rebellious women, the rebellious social morality of the strong resistance, but also sees love above all else, willing to suffer forever in the pursuit. Therefore, her spirit of resistance is not too thorough.

Such a poetic rose reminds me of another legendary woman, Jane Eyre.

Jane loves a small body, looks ordinary, has no money, no status, but has an extraordinary temperament and a very rich emotional world. In the tempering of life, she abandoned the natural weakness and femininity of women and gradually developed a strong independent personality. She will not be willing to be humiliated in the face of her cousin's cruelty, but will argue with it. Even if the results are not satisfactory, they have never bowed; under the torture of the devil-like Mr. Brocker Hess, she will not show any fear, but will calm down and live independently and strong.

"Do you think that because I am poor, low, not beautiful, I have no heart, no soul? I have the same soul as you, and there is exactly one heart. If God also gives me beauty and wealth, I will also It's hard to leave me, just like I can't leave you now!"

Jane Eyre and Tess have a jealous side. Tess stands out for her courage to pursue love and is full of poetry; she is a damaged image and a pure and innocent victim. And Jane Eyre highlights her self-respect and self-reliance. Both can be said to be representatives in their own fields, with their own positive energy, infecting other stars in the long river of the universe.

Third day: dante