[Titanic] I'm Rose's Sister

I was fascinated by it before, but I didn't expect to see this Titan fanfic written by the big guy now... It's really well written, a Titan classic, JR eternal♥ As a big fan of Thai boat, I have been obsessed with it since five or six years ago. In my heart, it is NO.1. I have read some articles or comments that criticize GR and praise Karl, which makes me feel very confused, or complain about it. How come it has become so popular today that so many people follow the trend and criticize it? These people completely failed to understand that the main theme of the movie was not just romantic love. Jack gave Ruth freedom, equality, individuality, and love of life that transcended age and class. This was something that Cardo, a selfish upstart businessman, could never understand. There are a lot of fanfics about Carl, and I think they are just trying to make him rich, handsome, and handsome. Use some of the current views on money and comfort to be imposed on them. What is the difference between this and many others in Dream of Red Mansions who forcibly match Sister Lin with other CPs? It seems like an insult and blasphemy. To say that it is unrealistic and too idealistic, those fans who exude the smell of copper are actually running counter to the purpose of the original movie. In fact, when I saw this kind of comment before, I was too lazy to refute it. Sadly, there are still quite a lot of people who don't understand it. However, today I saw that the large articles were really well written, and there were very few with JR as the protagonist (and it was indeed difficult to write), so I couldn't help but want to express it.

Indeed, many people may think that Carl's money can make people feel safe in today's impetuous society, but the more so, the more they can feel that Jack, who has given Rose equal freedom and allowed her to develop on her own, is more valuable.

An interesting theory I once saw is that Rose and Carl are Rochester and Bertha after sexual transformation. They are both a combination of the nouveau riche and the declining British aristocracy.

In fact, back then, Jinjiang had a piece of black meat supporting Karl, which I thought was very strange. When I watched this kind of commercial film, I didn't even bother to act like that. I wouldn't have drawn those magical black opinions just by being a pretty face dog.

In many fan fiction stories, if Jack is not dead and Rose and Jack get together, the final result will mostly not be good. Either the two of them will be in poverty, or Jack gambles excessively, or Rose cannot stand civilian life and regrets it... The best thing is what everyone thinks is the most realistic version of the result - "Revolutionary Road". Although when I grew up, I also felt that it was a bit too ideal for Rose to live so well on her own in the movie, and I felt sorry for Cal when Rose cheated on her after getting engaged. After all, for whatever reason, she did agree to the engagement and it was not Cal who forced her to get married. However, as a teenager who was exposed to such a profound and beautiful love story for the first time, I still don't want the ugly side of the hero and heroine to be stronger than the beautiful side. If they can really be together, I still hope that they can have a not only perfect but also beautiful result. I really like this ending. It's not that perfect, but it has some positive energy, especially the scene where Cal is saved from bankruptcy. In the movie, I couldn't accept the fact that Rose took the Heart of the Ocean and calmly kept it as a token of love between her and Jack until the end. If she could send the necklace back to Cal when he was in trouble, I think it would be more in line with Rose's character. This is not an ordinary necklace after all, and she wouldn't want to owe Cal.

Rose can't bear to watch Jack disappear. The heroine's words are unfounded. Even if it must be true, it's not perfect at all. 'I' am here to destroy the beautiful love!

Well, the author seems to have read a lot of things... Foreigners usually call their brothers and sisters by their first names, right?