[Titanic] Rose Is Not Pork Floss

It's really good-looking. Among the many stories in which Carl is the male protagonist, I finally found a good-looking story about Jack.

I saw this article a long time ago, and I really wanted to see a Titanic fanfic at the time, but when I looked up it was all about Rose and Carl being together or something else. I couldn't accept Rose and Jack being separated at all, so I never read it, but when I happened to see the copy of this article, I clicked on it as soon as my heart lit up. In fact, this article completely exceeded my original expectations and moved me very much. Just like the reader said, it was as if I had experienced the process of watching Titanic again. This feeling has not changed from watching the movie. No, maybe there is more of a warm sadness, probably the feeling of being obviously happy but wanting to cry. It's really great that Rose can be with Jack. In fact, I just want to ask silently whether Jack in the end has memory or no memory... I'm sorry, I really want to know.

Before reading this article, I never thought there was anything great about this love, and I never thought Roushri was right. However, combined with the life background of Roushri described above and the British background at that time, we should not use the current perspective to look at the story that happened in Britain, which is completely different from the era we live in. Perhaps for Karl and the upper-class British aristocratic society at that time, Rousi's betrayal was a scandal and a stain. However, for Rousi, everything she did came from her own will, and the price she chose was the price she was willing to pay. She clearly knows that she will lose her privileged life in the future, and transform from being rich and beautiful to a weak single woman with a daughter. We don't know how she can protect herself in such a chaotic moment when the old order collapses and a new order is established. How can she get over the pain of losing Jack and have a new family? Maybe it is another compromise? We don't know, but Rousi chose to run away and choose love between life and death, and we still cheer for her

I'm glad that I wasn't deceived into losing confidence by previous Titanic fans. The writing is great! After reading what the author has to say, I can roughly guess the change in the author's mentality. The author is a very gentle person! It's great that the zombie bride can appear on the scene. This oath is already touching enough. Put it here. I didn't cry when Jack died, I didn't cry when I got old, and I didn't cry when God unfolded and came back. But when I read the oath, I burst into tears when I thought of Victor and Emily, who have different approaches and similar goals. . . .

My favorite Titanic fan, no one

I read it last night before going to bed. After reading it, I burst into tears. My classmates thought something had happened to me. . . Fortunately, they met in the end. . . This article was very cheerful at first, but after falling into this trap, I was tortured into a fool X = =

There is something quietly beautiful about the ending. Just like the ending of Titanic when I first watched it, it was so beautiful. Just like that, I watched the old Ruth fall asleep quietly, but I knew that their love was not over. Many people have always had different definitions of love, and many people have different attitudes. Just like many people say that Ruth is too selfish and doesn't care about her mother, then some people write fanfics where rules are more important than life, and they try to criticize the hero and heroine, as if they can explain their opinions. Fortunately, what people like that write is just fan fiction. Can people in this life regard rules as more important than people's own wishes like in those novels? Human love is something so dirty that it cannot be said, right? Is it so unacceptable to reveal love and risk one's life for love? Some people say that Ruth does not consider her mother, but what I saw in the movie is a person who treats her daughter as a commodity. Some people say that her mother raised Ruth, and Ruth's family is heavily in debt, so Ruth should obey. Was that Ruth's fault? And even if it was a family's responsibility, something so heavy needed to be exchanged for a girl's happiness and marriage. Karl is generous, but has no one noticed that he has a lust-seeking attitude toward Ruth? Doesn't he still want other women? What he needs is for Ruth to give him a child with aristocratic blood. If you look carefully, you will find the coldness of a capitalist in him. Why can't Ruth resist because of this oppression? Why blame her. She just loved someone and was willing to do anything for it. The silence of the Titanic turned her love into eternity, preventing love from being eroded by time. Thank you for this love. I rarely see someone love someone for themselves. When a person is alive, it is difficult to do one thing or love someone wholeheartedly. This love will always be beautiful because of death, so we should not let the world erode it. The skylight and cloud shadows in Southampton, the love in Titanic, and the tears in the Atlantic Ocean. Nothing can be changed, because of time, because of love.

There is something quietly beautiful about the ending. Just like the ending of Titanic when I first watched it, it was so beautiful. Just like that, I watched the old Ruth fall asleep quietly, but I knew that their love was not over. Many people have always had different definitions of love, and many people have different attitudes. Just like many people say that Ruth is too selfish and doesn't care about her mother, then some people write fanfics where rules are more important than life, and they try to criticize the hero and heroine, as if they can explain their opinions. Fortunately, what people like that write is just fan fiction. Can people in this life regard rules as more important than people's own wishes like in those novels? Human love is something so dirty that it cannot be said, right? Is it so unacceptable to reveal love and risk one's life for love? Some people say that Ruth does not consider her mother, but what I saw in the movie is a person who treats her daughter as a commodity. Some people say that her mother raised Ruth, and Ruth's family is heavily in debt, so Ruth should obey. Was that Ruth's fault? And even if it was a family's responsibility, something so heavy needed to be exchanged for a girl's happiness and marriage. Karl is generous, but has no one noticed that he has a lust-seeking attitude toward Ruth? Doesn't he still want other women? What he needs is for Ruth to give him a child with aristocratic blood. If you look carefully, you will find the coldness of a capitalist in him. Why can't Ruth resist because of this oppression? Why blame her. She just loved someone and was willing to do anything for it. The silence of the Titanic turned her love into eternity, preventing love from being eroded by time. Thank you for this love. I rarely see someone love someone for themselves. When a person is alive, it is difficult to do one thing or love someone wholeheartedly. This love will always be beautiful because of death, so we should not let the world erode it. The skylight and cloud shadows in Southampton, the love in Titanic, and the tears in the Atlantic Ocean. Nothing can be changed, because of time, because of love.

One of my favorite Titanic fics. Very exciting

I love this kind of love so much