[Titanic BL] Heart of the Ocean (2013 Version)

2022 Entering the pit still brings tears to my eyes. I still have tears in my eyes when I read it in 2022. I praise my wife for allowing me to see such high-quality fan fiction. It is hard to imagine that this article was written by my wife when she was a senior in high school, but the information and writing style of the article are very mature and smooth, and it has a poetry-like charm. I really like Karl Jack written by my wife. If the first Escape is based on a movie adaptation, then the originality of the second film will directly become a god in my heart: based on their character class and the background of the times, I can reasonably speculate on the entanglement of Karl Jack. The second part tells about the life of Cajie and Cajie after they were away from the shipwreck. I once saw a comment that the reason why Jack and Rose's love in the movie is beautiful is because of Jack's death. If they both survived, it would definitely be a BE (because their love is just a casual relationship, to put it bluntly, it's just lust + suspension bridge effect, they don't understand each other at all + no There is a material foundation, if they really leave alive, there will be only a piece of chicken feathers left for them), and the second part of Madam describes Kajie's life after they get together. I always feel that their love will not go smoothly. They are in different classes and have different class conflicts. Madam also shows us the hardships and setbacks they face together, making them more real. Carl has always been an egoistic and ruthless capitalist, but Jack is a pure idealist. If they fall in love, it will be torture for both parties, but Jack is always tolerant of Carl and always takes the initiative to share the pain. In fact, I also saw Jack's pain in the second half of the article, but he always chooses to tolerate Carl and forgive Carl. This is something I did not expect (maybe I replaced Rimbaud, played by Xiao Li, as Jack in the article) I think if Jack survives, he will definitely become an outstanding painter, not only because of his outstanding appearance, but also because of his excellent painting skills and the heart of Akagi (superb painting skills + three views + outstanding appearance + high emotional intelligence, how can he not be popular ) and the sympathy he expressed for workers and his pursuit of communism in his later period are also very reasonable. In the 1920s, many famous writers and artists in the United States were indeed disappointed with capitalism and pursued a socialist utopia. I think Jack would be the same. The second part fundamentally highlights the social contradictions and class contradictions facing the United States at that time, starting from the overall background to highlight Kajie's contradictory issues. Carl is a cold-blooded businessman with such machismo. Many of his behaviors are like a common man, which makes people humiliated and speechless. Although he gave all his little affection to Jack, sometimes I really want to blow his head off (he fawns over Ruth in the early stage, but once he finds that Ruth is no longer attracted to him, he can simply do it) He abandoned Ruth without thinking that she was his ex-fiancée, nor did he miss his old relationship because he was infatuated with her. He even thought that she was a burden when the shipwreck broke out. After getting off the ship, he could ignore her and abandon her. Therefore, when he first promised Jack, Jack decisively refused. Jack is really sober in the world) I am very opposed to some readers saying that Jack's feelings originated from QJ. I don't think so. The author's wife wrote it very clearly. Jack was attracted to Carl at the first sight, and even Ruth was ignored by him. When he saw Carl standing together, he thought not of the talent and beauty but of Apollo and Diana, who resented each other. When Carl saw Jack for the first time, he was attracted by Jack's flamboyance and enthusiasm. Although Although he said he hated this low-class man, he unknowingly got close to Jack. He attributed his obsession with Jack to Jack's anger for taking away Rose, so he insulted Jack in the most extreme way. But when he fell asleep, he realized that he had thought too much. He discovered that his obsession with Rose was too superficial and was just a temporary hothead, and Jack was the one he should really love: he loved Jack as if he loved the missing part of himself. I think Jacka's entanglement before the shipwreck broke out was a mutual test and a moment of passion. But when the shipwreck broke out, Jack chose to give up his seat on the ship to the women and children, and Carl chose to pursue Jack. Only this move can show that they really fell in love. (Previously, Carl's behavior of forcing Jack to choose to take a boat with him was really humiliating, but later he chose to give up the chance of survival for Jack. The contrast between these two points is really amazing) Although Carl is the mentor in this relationship I feel like in fact Jack is, I feel like in the relationship Karl is more of the taker and Jack is the giver. When the old Carl recalled the past, he regretted more than once, regretting why he was so selfish and arrogant before, and regretting that he had hurt Jack before. I always think that Jack's final choice to leave was largely due to Carl's pressure and disrespect. He could not really integrate into Carl's upper class, and his own conscience did not allow him to become an exploiter, and Carl continued to pressure him. I also like the role of Lu Sen. His appearance also heralds the first relationship crisis between Cajie and Cajie. I feel that Lu Sen and Carl are opposite to each other and very similar. The similarity is that they are both selfish and cold-blooded egoists. The difference is that Lu Sen is more reserved than Carl and knows how to indulge in lust. He knows He used the upper class society to put pressure on Jack and at the same time took advantage of the discord between Jack and Carl. Although his goal was achieved (forcing Jack to leave), he underestimated Jack's feelings for Carl. It is also very ironic that a psychologist who thought he had insight into emotions finally lost to Jack's loyalty to Carl. The original article says that there are two things that Carl is most grateful for in his life. One is boarding the Titanic, and the second time is experiencing the economic crisis. Both of these things are closely related to Jack. Jack saved him both times. The first time was his life, and the second time was his soul. I feel that the economic crisis plot really was a stroke of genius in shaping Carl. A second-generation rich man who was born with a silver spoon suddenly lost everything in the economic crisis, but he made a comeback again with the company of Jack. When Jack learned about Carl's decadence, he resolutely gave up everything and returned to Carl (I suddenly thought of the previous article where Jack joked with Carl that he would come to paint Carl after becoming a famous painter. Congratulations to Jack for completing the flag) I always feel that after making a comeback, Carl was particularly afraid of Jack leaving him, so he chose to adopt a child. He knew that Jack would never abandon the child. The wife in the article also said that Jack never left Carl after the economic crisis. I think a large part of the reason was because he had to take care of children. It stands to reason that Edward had met Jack, and Jack should have taken care of his grandchildren. I feel that for the bohemian Jack, "home" would be a shackles, but he still chose to return home in the end. Marrying a husband and raising a son, this really makes me sigh. Jack died in the 1950s. He should have spent his magnificent life in peace, but it was his choice that made his son a different person from the cold, ruthless, arrogant and disrespectful person of Carl when he was young. If Jack insists on leaving, then Nathan will be Carl plus (I really find it hard to believe that Carl will raise his son by himself after his wife runs away. If so, he will repeat the old path of old Nathan) I feel like capitalists are very thick-skinned. Carl was not embarrassed after he died in public when he saw his portrait. Instead, he calmly asked his grandson and the others, "None of you have ever been young, hahaha. As long as I'm not embarrassed, it's you who are embarrassed." (Edward: I didn't see my grandpa being so shameless.) If Jack had to dig out three rooms and one living room with his feet in public, haha, I feel so sorry for the little grandson who was forced to eat the dog food of his grandparents and then died in disguise. Finally, I really want to thank my wife for this article, which completely satisfied my fantasy. I have read this article over and over again. Although you may have quit the circle, your article still brings tears to the eyes of those who read it later.

2022 Entering the pit still brings tears to my eyes. I still have tears in my eyes when I read it in 2022. I praise my wife for allowing me to see such high-quality fan fiction. It is hard to imagine that this article was written by my wife when she was a senior in high school, but the information and writing style of the article are very mature and smooth, and it has a poetry-like charm. I really like Karl Jack written by my wife. If the first Escape is based on a movie adaptation, then the originality of the second film will directly become a god in my heart: based on their character class and the background of the times, I can reasonably speculate on the entanglement of Karl Jack. The second part tells about the life of Cajie and Cajie after they were away from the shipwreck. I once saw a comment that the reason why Jack and Rose's love in the movie is beautiful is because of Jack's death. If they both survived, it would definitely be a BE (because their love is just a casual relationship, to put it bluntly, it's just lust + suspension bridge effect, they don't understand each other at all + no There is a material foundation, if they really leave alive, there will be only a piece of chicken feathers left for them), and the second part of Madam describes Kajie's life after they get together. I always feel that their love will not go smoothly. They are in different classes and have different class conflicts. Madam also shows us the hardships and setbacks they face together, making them more real. Carl has always been an egoistic and ruthless capitalist, but Jack is a pure idealist. If they fall in love, it will be torture for both parties, but Jack is always tolerant of Carl and always takes the initiative to share the pain. In fact, I also saw Jack's pain in the second half of the article, but he always chooses to tolerate Carl and forgive Carl. This is something I did not expect (maybe I replaced Rimbaud, played by Xiao Li, as Jack in the article) I think if Jack survives, he will definitely become an outstanding painter, not only because of his outstanding appearance, but also because of his excellent painting skills and the heart of Akagi (superb painting skills + three views + outstanding appearance + high emotional intelligence, how can he not be popular ) and the sympathy he expressed for workers and his pursuit of communism in his later period are also very reasonable. In the 1920s, many famous writers and artists in the United States were indeed disappointed with capitalism and pursued a socialist utopia. I think Jack would be the same. The second part fundamentally highlights the social contradictions and class contradictions facing the United States at that time, starting from the overall background to highlight Kajie's contradictory issues. Carl is a cold-blooded businessman with such machismo. Many of his behaviors are like a common man, which makes people humiliated and speechless. Although he gave all his little affection to Jack, sometimes I really want to blow his head off (he fawns over Ruth in the early stage, but once he finds that Ruth is no longer attracted to him, he can simply do it) He abandoned Ruth without thinking that she was his ex-fiancée, nor did he miss his old relationship because he was infatuated with her. He even thought that she was a burden when the shipwreck broke out. After getting off the ship, he could ignore her and abandon her. Therefore, when he first promised Jack, Jack decisively refused. Jack is really sober in the world) I am very opposed to some readers saying that Jack's feelings originated from QJ. I don't think so. The author's wife wrote it very clearly. Jack was attracted to Carl at the first sight, and even Ruth was ignored by him. When he saw Carl standing together, he thought not of the talent and beauty but of Apollo and Diana, who resented each other. When Carl saw Jack for the first time, he was attracted by Jack's flamboyance and enthusiasm. Although Although he said he hated this low-class man, he unknowingly got close to Jack. He attributed his obsession with Jack to Jack's anger for taking away Rose, so he insulted Jack in the most extreme way. But when he fell asleep, he realized that he had thought too much. He discovered that his obsession with Rose was too superficial and was just a temporary hothead, and Jack was the one he should really love: he loved Jack as if he loved the missing part of himself. I think Jacka's entanglement before the shipwreck broke out was a mutual test and a moment of passion. But when the shipwreck broke out, Jack chose to give up his seat on the ship to the women and children, and Carl chose to pursue Jack. Only this move can show that they really fell in love. (Previously, Carl's behavior of forcing Jack to choose to take a boat with him was really humiliating, but later he chose to give up the chance of survival for Jack. The contrast between these two points is really amazing) Although Carl is the mentor in this relationship I feel like in fact Jack is, I feel like in the relationship Karl is more of the taker and Jack is the giver. When the old Carl recalled the past, he regretted more than once, regretting why he was so selfish and arrogant before, and regretting that he had hurt Jack before. I always think that Jack's final choice to leave was largely due to Carl's pressure and disrespect. He could not really integrate into Carl's upper class, and his own conscience did not allow him to become an exploiter, and Carl continued to pressure him. I also like the role of Lu Sen. His appearance also heralds the first relationship crisis between Cajie and Cajie. I feel that Lu Sen and Carl are opposite to each other and very similar. The similarity is that they are both selfish and cold-blooded egoists. The difference is that Lu Sen is more reserved than Carl and knows how to indulge in lust. He knows He used the upper class society to put pressure on Jack and at the same time took advantage of the discord between Jack and Carl. Although his goal was achieved (forcing Jack to leave), he underestimated Jack's feelings for Carl. It is also very ironic that a psychologist who thought he had insight into emotions finally lost to Jack's loyalty to Carl. The original article says that there are two things that Carl is most grateful for in his life. One is boarding the Titanic, and the second time is experiencing the economic crisis. Both of these things are closely related to Jack. Jack saved him both times. The first time was his life, and the second time was his soul. I feel that the economic crisis plot really was a stroke of genius in shaping Carl. A second-generation rich man who was born with a silver spoon suddenly lost everything in the economic crisis, but he made a comeback again with the company of Jack. When Jack learned about Carl's decadence, he resolutely gave up everything and returned to Carl (I suddenly thought of the previous article where Jack joked with Carl that he would come to paint Carl after becoming a famous painter. Congratulations to Jack for completing the flag) I always feel that after making a comeback, Carl was particularly afraid of Jack leaving him, so he chose to adopt a child. He knew that Jack would never abandon the child. The wife in the article also said that Jack never left Carl after the economic crisis. I think a large part of the reason was because he had to take care of children. It stands to reason that Edward had met Jack, and Jack should have taken care of his grandchildren. I feel that for the bohemian Jack, "home" would be a shackles, but he still chose to return home in the end. Marrying a husband and raising a son, this really makes me sigh. Jack died in the 1950s. He should have spent his magnificent life in peace, but it was his choice that made his son a different person from the cold, ruthless, arrogant and disrespectful person of Carl when he was young. If Jack insists on leaving, then Nathan will be Carl plus (I really find it hard to believe that Carl will raise his son by himself after his wife runs away. If so, he will repeat the old path of old Nathan) I feel like capitalists are very thick-skinned. Carl was not embarrassed after he died in public when he saw his portrait. Instead, he calmly asked his grandson and the others, "None of you have ever been young, hahaha. As long as I'm not embarrassed, it's you who are embarrassed." (Edward: I didn't see my grandpa being so shameless.) If Jack had to dig out three rooms and one living room with his feet in public, haha, I feel so sorry for the little grandson who was forced to eat the dog food of his grandparents and then died in disguise. Finally, I really want to thank my wife for this article, which completely satisfied my fantasy. I have read this article over and over again. Although you may have quit the circle, your article still brings tears to the eyes of those who read it later.

What is Jack jealous of? The size

To put you right, the whole world is turned upside down This sentence is so well written!

In fact, I agree with this. The United States always accuses China. In fact, it is just occupying a more developed position than China. We are experiencing what they have experienced, and they are still exploiting us while constantly blaming us╮(╯▽╰)╭

Jack does have a very strong personality

Ahhhhhhh how did I find this article? Where can I read the overhauled version that has been locked?

Mrs. Wuwu's writing was so graphic that I really thought I had returned to that magnificent ship that carried the dreams of thousands of people as Karl's slow narration!

Where can I find the locked chapters?

Nice! ! Ouch, ouch, ouch