随着House那句“Nothing has changed（什么都没变）”，House M.D. Season 3的Tritter线总算是在一片咬牙切齿指桑骂槐哭天抢地中仓促收尾了。所有的人都大大地松了一口气——与其说是认同这句话，不如说是宁愿催眠自己，去相信这句话。 然而，当欢欣散去，理智归来，内心的疑惑与积累的阴霾就像Wilson在车站的眼神、Cuddy的谎言、Carmeron的拥抱、Chase的侧卧倒地的姿势和Forman的静默一样，随时随地遮住House的脸。 如果认真地重新问一句： “Really？” ——很遗憾，显然的，在剧里，在剧外。 Everything has changed（什么都变了）。
For this part, I couldn't agree more. If nothing has changed, what's the point to bring it on in the first place? Too many experiments in S3. It swings and wanders all the time. lame or not? Is it a need or an addiction? Is he really detoxing or poping more vicodin? Is the pain physical or mental? Being arrogant or bend over? I'm feeling tired about these mazes.:(
About Vicodin, it seems that the writers have written House into a corner. Does Vicodin have to be such a huge issue to House??? Generally, S3 was a little over-bitter for me, sometimes I found it unnecessary. For instance, I remember Cameron once asked Stacy about what kind of person House was before what happened to his leg. If I wasn't wrong, Stacy's answer was,"Pretty much the same." So...it wasn't the drug that made House who he is now. Thus I assume that House won't change through any detoxing or rehab at all. Otherwise there will be a huge contradictory. But I guess the writers did once think about making some behavior or personality switches to House through the Tritter thing. This is sad.:( I'm glad they stopped.:P Hope they can go back to the previous stories sometimes and make the plots always coherent.
I look forward to see everything go back on track in the rest of the episodes!!! In season 1&2, Those parallel stories developing on the both sides of the patient and House/Wilson/Cuddy/Ducklings are amazing, very well-framed. Every episode is about one certain issue in our lives and the show explored these issues in both depth and width. But for S3, I feel it's way too heavy to just hang around House/Wilson/Cuddy/Ducklings' side. The writers could have put more of these diagnosis of human nature back onto the patients' side.
As for the relationship, I have to say that I will be very upset to see any House/Cameron things happen unless the writers can make Cameron a more interesting character first. In fact, as I recall, David Shore once mentioned that he's not good at writing romance. It does look so. Cameron's story has been written very very inconsistently, a lot of her lines don't serve the development of her own character. and her sweetness often gets in the way of her being effective. So far Cameron is not at the same level with House. Not even close. Maybe it's just me...I still can't see any chemistry between them. A date or a voluntary hug doesn't make big differences. I could be wrong about this. But for me, House just doesn't see Cameron in that way.
My point is she'd better stay being House's duckling with Foreman and Chase. I think this is also better for the show. Otherwise I can't imagine what will happen when the team is working together. Is House supposed to be teasing or yelling at his girlfriend? calling her a moron? This is not the way House treats the love of his life, we've already seen that. He respects Stacy, called her sweet heart, hugged her on the terrace. That 100% sincere, honest, and real House is very sweet. House/Cameron ship could jeopardise this. Either House will become someone who is very rude and showing no respect to his lover, (There is no way for this not to look ugly.) or...the show will be less fun if House isn't making fun of his ducklings as much as he used to. Basically I think I'm a House/No one shipper. Maybe Cuddy is fine. (Why so many people hate Stacy? House is sooo adorable when there was Stacy on the show. ha～:P) anyway, the bottom line is like what LZ said, pls don't make House another GA. We love Gregory House as who he is!!
// I didn't post the following stuff in the forum, coz I dun see the possibility of getting much positive response.
No need to look for arguement or upset. Let me just keep it to myself.
I love Stacy, what's more important is I love that House with Stacy around.
They both are smart and stubborn. There were so many sparkling moments between House/Stacy.
They're a match. But they can't own each other in this life.
"To Sherlock Holmes she is always 'the woman'. I have seldom heard him mention her under any other name. In his eyes she eclipses and predominates the whole of her sex....” -- Arthur Conan Doyle, "A Scandal in Bohemia"
If House is Holmes, then Stacy is Irene Adler, the only woman who ever slipped under Holmes' seemingly impenetrable shield of Victorian-era deductive thought. Doyle wrote Irene as Holmes' intellectual peer, a worthy opponent; these qualities, combined with her femininity, distracted Holmes enough so she could accomplish her purpose and get away clean. She beat the Master at his own game, and he respected her for it.
It's the same with Stacy. She plays House's game of verbal cannonball shots and manipulation, and she's just as good as he is. Stacy is clearly House's prime heavyweight opponent in snark, and (like Irene with Holmes), she brings out a side of the character we've never seen before. (Stacy and House's jousting is less lighthearted than Adler/Holmes, because of their intimate history. But that may actually be an improvement over the original.)
U.S. official: Chinese test missile obliterates satellite
• Chinese use a missile to ram and destroy an old, orbiting satellite • Experts: China now may have ability to knock out U.S. GPS and spy satellites • Washington issues formal diplomatic protest
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- China last week successfully used a missile to destroy an orbiting satellite, U.S. government officials told CNN on Thursday, in a test that could undermine relations with the West and pose a threat to satellites important to the U.S. military.
According to a spokesman for the National Security Council, the ground-based, medium-range ballistic missile knocked an old Chinese weather satellite from its orbit about 537 miles above Earth. The missile carried a "kill vehicle" and destroyed the satellite by ramming it.
The test took place on January 11.
Aviation Week and Space Technology first reported the test: "Details emerging from space sources indicate that the Chinese Feng Yun 1C (FY-1C) polar orbit weather satellite launched in 1999 was attacked by an asat (anti-satellite) system launched from or near the Xichang Space Center."
A U.S. official, who would not agree to be identified, said the event was the first successful test of the missile after three failures.
The official said that U.S. "space tracking sensors" confirmed that the satellite is no longer in orbit and that the collision produced "hundreds of pieces of debris," that also are being tracked.
The United States logged a formal diplomatic protest.
"We are aware of it and we are concerned, and we made it known," White House spokesman Tony Snow said.
Several U.S. allies, including Canada and Australia, have also registered protests, and the Japanese government said it was worrisome.
"Naturally, we are concerned about it from the viewpoint of security as well as peaceful use of space," said Yashuhisa Shiozaki, chief cabinet secretary. He said Japan has asked the Chinese government for an explanation.
Britain has complained about lack of consultation before the test and potential damage from the debris it left behind, The Associated Press reported.
The United States has been able to bring down satellites with missiles since the mid-1980s, according to a history of ASAT programs posted on the Union of Concerned Scientists Web site. In its own test, the U.S. military knocked a satellite out of orbit in 1985.
Under a space policy authorized by President Bush in August, the United States asserts a right to "freedom of action in space" and says it will "deter others from either impeding those rights or developing capabilities intended to do so."
The policy includes the right to "deny, if necessary, adversaries the use of space capabilities hostile to U.S. national interests."
Low Earth-orbit satellites have become indispensable for U.S. military communications, GPS navigation for smart bombs and troops, and for real-time surveillance. The Chinese test highlights the satellites' vulnerability.
"If we, for instance, got into a conflict over Taiwan, one of the first things they'd probably do would be to shoot down all of our lower Earth-orbit spy satellites, putting out our eyes," said John Pike of globalsecurity.org, a Web site that compiles information on worldwide security issues.
"The thing that is surprising and disturbing is that [the Chinese] have chosen this moment to demonstrate a military capability that can only be aimed at the United States," he said.
Every year the Harris Poll asks TV viewers for who they think is the best TV personality. Every year, Oprah is number one, and a bunch of the usual suspects are in the top 10. But the 2006 actually has a few surprises. Here's the list:
1. Oprah Winfrey 2. Jon Stewart 3. Bill O'Reilly 4. Hugh Laurie 5. David Letterman 6. Jay Leno 7. Ray Romano 8. Kiefer Sutherland 8. Ellen DeGeneres 8. Conan O'Brien
What's odd about the list is that most of them are actual TV "personalities," TV hosts of some kind. But somehow, the fictional characters of Jack Bauer from 24 and Dr. House from House made the list, along with the fictional character of Ray Barone from Everybody Loves Raymond, which hasn't been on TV for almost a year. Great to see Letterman beat Leno and Stewart beat O'Reilly. But why are Conan O'Brien and Jay Leno on this list?
Who should be in those spots taken up by Kiefer Sutherland, Hugh Laurie, and Ray Romano?
Last June in Washington, the conservative Heritage Foundation held a forum on terrorism with a panel of august authorities. There was Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff. There was a pair of think-tank terrorism experts. And naturally, there were Chloe, Tony and the evil President from 24.
The panel--"24 and America's Image in Fighting Terrorism: Fact, Fiction or Does It Matter?"--was not exactly Foreign Affairs journal material. Moderator Rush Limbaugh planted a full-on mouth kiss on actress Mary Lynn Rajskub (a.k.a. tech geek Chloe), and actors and producers took softball questions as audience members cheered what Limbaugh called the show's "pro-America" stance. (Among the crowd were pundit Laura Ingraham and Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.) The weird spectacle put a point on a raging question in pop culture: Is 24 just a TV show or right-wing propaganda? Or, to turn Jack Bauer's frequent refrain on him: Who are you working for?
Certainly 24, which debuted just weeks after 9/11 and returns Jan. 14, comes as close as anything has to being the Official Cultural Product of the War on Terrorism. Co-creator Joel Surnow is a rare Hollywood Republican, and John McCain has done a cameo. Dick Cheney is a big fan too, and you can understand the Administration's wanting to associate itself with Bauer's badass competence. (He nabs nuclear masterminds; we get Jose Padilla.) Most damningly to critics on the left, Bauer's means of gathering intel (grab terrorist's finger, snap, repeat) make 24 a weekly rationalization of the "ticking time bomb" defense of torture.
So is 24 a conservative show? Yes, in the sense that the thriller is a conservative genre. Ticking time bombs and pure-evil bad guys make for exciting TV. Working patiently to improve America's image in the Muslim world--not so much. (Maybe Aaron Sorkin could spice it up with an office romance and lots of walk-and-talks.) Muddy a terrorism thriller with liberal concern over root causes and you get Syriana, whose plot audiences couldn't follow with a GPS device. "The politics of the show," says executive producer Howard Gordon (a registered Democrat), "are narrative politics."
But beyond that, things get more complicated. As the war has dragged on and become less black-and-white, so has 24. In 2003 it featured a conspiracy to provoke a Middle East invasion using bogus WMD evidence. (Yellowcake, anyone?) Last year's villain was the President, who had his predecessor assassinated. In the new season, a string of suicide bombings has led, chillingly, to federal "detention centers" for Muslims, much like in the liberal pre-9/11 movie The Siege.
Then there's Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland), who has seen his wife killed, executed an innocent man to stop an attack, tortured people (sometimes mistakenly), been tortured and spent two years in a Chinese prison. Unlike James Bond, who just gets younger and tougher, by the new season Bauer is tired, disillusioned and wondering how much longer he can fight the Long War. His scars are not only physical; his work has cost him relationships and perhaps some part of his humanity. He has been changed and damaged by every compromise he has had to make. By extension, he forces us to ask if we have too.
He keeps fighting, of course (he has 24 episodes to fill), but for people, not politics. 24's ideology--Jack Bauerism, if you will--is not so much in between left and right as it is outside them, impatient with both A.C.L.U. niceties and Bushian moral absolutes. This season, Bauer allies with Hamri al-Assad, a (putatively) reformed terrorist leader, to stop an attack. He thus displays a better grasp of realpolitik than has the Bush Administration, which resisted the Iraq Study Group's recommendation to work with Iran and Syria. A fellow agent asks Bauer if it matters that al-Assad has murdered hundreds of people. "I don't know what means anything anymore," he answers. "The playing field has changed."
That playing field can change again, and probably will. On 24, there are a few very good people, a few very bad ones and in between, a lot of question marks who can upend the plot (and the political analogies). That may be the biggest lesson of 24 in the Iraq era: don't stubbornly hang on to your preconceptions when the facts on the ground change. Undoubtedly, Bauer will continue to give liberals and libertarians conniptions before his latest day is over. But if conservatives and neocons think 24 is working for them, they don't know Jack.
After writing out the list, I suddenly realized that I've been watching 3 sitcom from CBS~
Although they are not all very good ones, but the list itself still says something, that NBC is losing it's place in the industry.
True, NBC still has The Office, Scrubs or even SNL, but when Seinfeld, Friends, and Will and Grace were no longer on the air, NBC was just not that NBC at all.
By the way, it looks like I should quit the school and then stick to the TV.
Otherwise, is there any possibility for me to finish the list and get my diploma at the same time?
I'm really worried about this...*hack*
But look at the bright side, ummm..I'm not completely unawared of what's going on on TV.
最佳戏剧电影 Babel Bobby The Departed <--翻拍的还是算了吧。 Little Children The Queen
最佳戏剧电影女主角 Penélope Cruz -- Volver Judi Dench -- Notes On A Scandal Maggie Gyllenhaal -- Sherrybaby Helen Mirren -- The Queen Kate Winslet -- Little Children
＃＃对Nicole Kidman没啥好印象的偶例来是Penelope的铁杆。 NK拍马也是追不上的～实在太棒了。 Helen Mirren不需要说了～尽管没有看The Queen，但是一套Elizabeth I已经让偶彻底折服了。 早年的高斯福德庄园太精彩，好戲之人太多，对她提名最佳女配的角色反倒有些淡忘了。 至于Kate，纯属长期个人偏好^^
最佳戏剧电影男主角 Leonardo Dicaprio -- Blood Diamond Leonardo Dicaprio -- The Departed Peter O'toole -- Venus Will Smith -- The Pursuit Of Happyness Forest Whitaker -- The Last King Of Scotland
最佳喜剧或音乐类电影 Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan The Devil Wears Prada Dreamgirls Little Miss Sunshine Thank you for Smoking
## Little Miss Sunshine的音乐让人总是想起Amelia
最佳喜剧或音乐类电影女主角
Annette Bening -- Running With Scissors Toni Collette -- Little Miss Sunshine Beyoncé Knowles -- Dreamgirls Meryl Streep -- The Devil Wears Prada Renee Zellweger -- Miss Potter
最佳喜剧或音乐类电影男主角 Sacha Baron Cohen -- Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan Johnny Depp -- Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man'S Chest Aaron Eckhart -- Thank You for Smoking Chiwetel Ejiofor -- Kinky Boots Will Ferrell -- Stranger Than Fiction
## 支持JD还要理由？
最佳动画片 Cars Happy Feet Monster House
最佳外语片 Apocalypto Letters From Iwo Jima The Lives of Others Pan's Labyrinth Volver
最佳女配角 Adriana Barraza -- Babel Cate Blanchett -- Notes On A Scandal Emily Blunt -- The Devil Wears Prada Jennifer Hudson -- Dreamgirls Rinko Kikuchi -- Babel
＃＃大爱的Cate这两年事业着实红火。爽！
最佳男配角 Ben Affleck -- Hollywoodland Eddie Murphy -- Dreamgirls Jack Nicholson -- The Departed Brad Pitt -- Babel Mark Wahlberg -- The Departed
＃＃尚未看Babel，不好评论，男配今年争夺够激烈的啊～
最佳导演 Clint Eastwood -- Flags Of Our Fathers Clint Eastwood -- Letters From Iwo Jima Stephen Frears -- The Queen Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu -- Babel Martin Scorsese -- The Departed
最佳剧本 Guillermo Arriaga -- Babel Todd Field & Tom Perrotta -- Little Children Patrick Marber -- Notes On A Scandal William Monahan -- The Departed Peter Morgan -- The Queen
最佳配乐 Alexandre Desplat -- The Painted Veil Clint Mansell -- The Fountain Gustavo Santaolalla -- Babel Hans Zimmer -- The Da Vinci Code
最佳Comedy女主角 Marcia Cross -- Desperate Housewives America Ferrara -- Ugly Betty Felicity Huffman -- Desperate Housewives Julia Louis-Dreyfus -- The New Adventures of Old Christine Mary-Lousie Parker -- Weeds
最佳电视电影或迷你剧集 Bleak House -- PBS Broken Trail -- AMC Elizabeth I -- HBO Mrs. Harris -- HBO Prime Suspect: The Final Act -- PBS
Elizabeth I毫无悬念～ 而且又有哪一年不是HBO呢？呵呵。
最佳电视电影或迷你剧集男主角 Andre Braugher -- Thief Robert Duvall -- Broken Trail Michael Ealy -- Sleeper Cell: American Terror Chiwetel Ejiofor -- Tsunami, The Aftermath Ben Kingsley -- Mrs. Harris Bill Nighy -- Gideon's Daughter Matthew Perry -- The Ron Clark Story
Matthew啊!!!!!
最佳电视电影或迷你剧集女主角 Gillian Anderson -- Bleak House Annette Bening -- Mrs. Harris Helen Mirren -- Elizabeth I Helen Mirren -- Prime Suspect: The Final Act Sophie Okonedo -- Tsunami, The Aftermath
最佳男配角 Thomas Haden Church -- Broken Trail Jeremy Irons -- Elizabeth I Justin Kirk -- Weeds Masi Oka -- Heroes Jeremy Piven -- Entourage
真的演得....非常好!!!
最佳女配角 Emily Blunt -- Gideon's Daughter Toni Collette -- Tsunami, The Aftermath Katherine Heigl -- Grey's Anatomy Sarah Paulson -- Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip Elizabeth Perkins -- Weeds
Being a huge fan of The Daily Show and Jon Stewart himself, I couldn't help posting this video here!!! How crazy am I.
As what Jon said, the speech Colbert delivered was just ballsalicious!!!
Colbert said all those words right to Bush and other jerks' faces. This speech to end the press dinner, I was so impressed and I'm totally in awe now!!
If people askes what's so good about America, I guess this is the best proof. Though it might also be the only one thing that the U.S. should be proud of.
I'm so sure Youtube will find out what I uploaded and deleted it very soon. So....come on and check out how cool it is.
And here, is a higher quality download of Stephen Colbert White house correspondents speech:
I'm so glad to got your email, finally^^~ I bet you do have a life there~:D good for you!
in case you haven't heard about this, I got some good news for you.
just now I read through a pretty long thread in lost-forum and it blows my mind!!!!
indeed, JATE rules!!!!!
screw those shallow skaters~~
(no offense! but some particular skaters are so annoying~~vikki, you know me so well, I believe you understand what I'm talking about~both two people in a relationship are hot can never be a reason for me to be supportive for them~~~some skaters are just shallow:P)
anyway, back on track~JATE means canon! I have this faith and I will always carry it on! let's do that! ha~
check this out, vikki. what J.J. said is just terrific!!!! can he read us jaters' mind? Grrrrrrr.... If there is a Bible for JATE, I truely believe that J.J.'s words can be put on the very first page!!
I couldn't think of any other words which are more perfect or more precise than what he describes.
and for Damon, I would like to say, for Christ's sake, we are all watching you here!! you'd better not disappoint us!! be careful about the script! *lol* dont bring us down again, the "skex" is already spoiling the show~
J.J. Abrams: You could put, Jack and Kate on a, NYC street, and have them pass each other, at rush hour, on a Wednesday morning. And, they would stop, and turn, slowing to watch each other go by. They know each other within the context, of a universal recognition. They have met before, this life. And, they will meet again, in another.
(see~how exactly he tells about the JATE ship^^!!! I couln't agree more!! when people realize this, they all would say, yes, JATE, that's it!!! seriously, no kidding~ can this be more meant to be^^? J.J. is amazing~he makes my day during this long waiting. ha! no matter what wil be going on~this is all enough.)
Damon Lindelof: On the other hand, Jack and Kate are a classical romantic couple. They are amazed by each other. And, as the time runs, they start to depend on each other, care about each other. The connection between them is getting stronger, this season. There is always something, someone, in their way. That makes the audience support them, all the time.
ummmm...dont know where to start. actually, I cut my rambling to a very low frequency since I came to UK. sometimes I know I did that intentionally to hide some of my feelings coz I am so aware of the fact that I'm a person who has way too much feelings towards this world. in most of the time, I can only get myself hurt by doing so. thus I ring the alarm all the time to remind--not too much exposure, not too much exposure...luckily, things all go very well in Durham~~~ well, I may shouldn't have said ALL...but still, those small moles can be easily neglected as long as I make the most of my days...
And now, I have officially been in London for longer than a week. It's a shame but I still have to say, there is nothing new and not too much amusement either, except that it's been great fun to travel with my lovely friend yuan yuan. She is quite a girl. I truely didn't expect this coming although I hadn't pictured the fancies of London too much either...Of course, the old old city has all those good characters for being a metropolis like the enormous historical attractions, the easy transportation, the fabulous shops and the supermarkets and cafes just on the corner. However, it also holds those characters which may not be very loveable. There is no need to name all of these things here. Finally I chose to keep silent about this London trip. It's just too complicated to describe what I see and feel everyday. The funny thing is, walking on the roads of London, I even get my high pace ambulation back. You see....I can make that shanghai girl back so easily. But...gosh~~ this part happened to be exactly something I wanna get rid of when I decide to come to UK.
True, people ask, "still thinking about coming to London next year?" Yes, I'm afraid so...There is dilemma everywhere in the world. I still believe that I'm a person who doesn't fear to encounter the hardness. I guess that is some quality what Leons possess although it turns out to be obstacle in our lives quite often. For things what I desire, it has nothing to do with the fame, the wealth, or only the joyful days of travelling around. I know I'm seeking much than that...hehe..It beyonds my words. I'd better stop.
P.S. kiki was not able to come back to London on time because of the damn fog...We don't even know whether we can see each other this time...What a disappointment><! I carried my outfit and even the boot all my way down here, just for her christmas eve dinner, but finally ended up in this situation...Who the hell should I blame for this...well...now I can clearly feel that after all these years, how English people usually get their long faces. There is no way for people to live in this kind of weather but still can be happy all the time...
To Bra, Thx sooo much for all you guys' concerns about me^^! I'm all hanging on, doing ok here...ha!! I hear from Blue that you've received a fairly good position in the laboratory. Cong and big hug!!! well done, buddy!!! Hey, pls let me know when you will go back to shanghai for which I need the exact date. I'm thinking of going back for a short break during the easter holidays too. Hopefully I think we can have several days to hang out when both of us are in Shanghai. FYI, my easter holiday will start from the late March. So...is there any chance we can make it??? I miss our evil pals in Shanghai soooo much!!! wahaha!!! They evil evil people...lol!!!! BTW, I talked to them on MSN today. We are all saying that last year flew faster than ever before...how could it be...|||___|||....Time is so cruel. So...pop on more, man!! Haven't heard from you for quite some time lor!
oops...yuan yuan is phoneing me...I should go get the door for her~~~stop rambling here~~~!
Google the poem and I find out that the poem sent to Elizabeth I after the execution of the Earl of Essex was actually written by Chidiock Tichborne on the eve of his execution.
Anyway, the poem is indeed a masterpiece and again, the translation is quite OK...
On the Eve of His Execution
My prime of youth is but a frost of cares, My feast of joy is but a dish of pain, My crop of corn is but a field of tares, And all my good is but vain hope of gain; The day is past, and yet I saw no sun, And now I live, and now my life is done.
My tale was heard and yet it was not told, My fruit is fallen, yet my leaves are green, My youth is spent and yet I am not old, I saw the world and yet I was not seen; My thread is cut and yet it is not spun, And now I live and now my life is done.
I sought my death and found it in my womb, I looked for life and found it was a shade, I trod the earth and knew it was my tomb, And now I die, and now I was but made; My glass is full, and now my glass is run, And now I live, and now my life is done.
After visiting quite a few historical attractions during this London trip, I decided to rewatch the Emmy-awarded movie Elizabeth I. In the movie, there is a poetry people surely won't miss, which is written by the legendary queen. The poem moves me to my very core~~!! btw, happy to note that the translation is not bad!~ydy did a pretty good job this time:D!!
On monsieur's departure
I grieve and dare not show my discontent, I love and yet am forced to seem to hate, I do, yet dare not say I ever meant, I seem stark mute but inwardly do prate. I am and not, I freeze and yet am burned, Since from myself another self I turned.
My care is like my shadow in the sun, Follows me flying, flies when I pursue it, Stands and lies by me, doth what I have done. His too familiar care doth make me rue it. No means I find to rid him from my breast, Till by the end of things it be supprest. Some gentler passion slide into my mind, For I am soft and made of melting snow; Or be more cruel, love, and so be kind. Let me or float or sink, be high or low. Or let me live with some more sweet content, Or die and so forget what love ere meant.
In fact, the movie requires huge background information to be learned...just pick some notes regarding the poem: 为了保住王位，议会的大臣们催促女王结婚生子。待女王遇到皇族后代安茹时，这门婚事因宗教信仰不同而遭到子民等各方阻挠。 女王送别安茹是无奈的选择，她的表白让女人在不由自主前的悲哀淋漓地表示出来。
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