When "Become Jane Austen" in love, this life, only you. [Heart]
Jane lives in a poor clergyman family, she likes to write, has a strong personality, independent thinking, her mother wants her to marry the rich nobleman Wesley, but she falls in love with Tom, who has no money and no house, and can only rely on her uncle. Tom hopes that his uncle can fulfill him and Jane, but is strongly opposed and asks him to be engaged to another woman, so Tom decides to elope with Jane. On the way to London, Jane stumbled upon it. [Sandstorm]
In Tom's letters, she learned that Tom had many family members to support, and for Tom's sake, Jane chose to give up
After watching this film, I really admire Jane, who can love without hesitation, and can love so rationally. [Crying] can break all the shackles, pursue an independent self, can not be afraid of the world's vision, and insist on their own choices. Years later, Jane never married, and met Tom and his daughter, the two had a flat expression and a complicated look, but they wanted to stop talking. Tom's daughter wants to hear Jane recite, Jane's brother objects, and the girl tries to fight for it, but Tom stops it — Tom names his eldest daughter "Jane". Jane and Tom exchange meaningful glances, and Jane agreed to the recitation. This time, while Jane was reciting, Tom wasn't asleep. [Floating Clouds]
I love you, but we live in reality after all, in addition to emotions, there are long years of chai rice oil and salt, rather than looking at each other, it is better to miss it for a lifetime! Although "unfortunately, this happy marriage is no longer possible, and the thousands of lovers in the world who want to conclude a truly happy marriage have missed an example to learn from", but Jane's portrayal of her love. I don't know what it would have been like if they had succeeded in eloping that day, but I admire them for being people who have the courage to take on family responsibilities and understand each other. [Rose]
"She never loved anyone else in her life, only because on that day, after the ball, in the rose garden, under the night sky. He said to her I am yours." - "Becoming Jane Austen" [Than Heart]