In the Victorian era, Bathsheba, a beautiful boy, came to a remote countryside to inherit his uncle's inheritance. His determination, independence, and self-confidence made the three men fall in love with him. They are the handsome and honest shepherd Gabriel Oak, the mature aristocrat Bode Wood, and the wild and reckless Sergeant Troy. All three of them truly loved Bathsheba, and in their own different ways loved him or made him feel loved...
The text is adapted from Baidu... Although the 2015 version of the movie describes a love story between three men and one woman, I deeply felt the connotation of three victims and one attack, so the idea of this article was born. The original work is, although there is a sexual twist. It seems a bit strange to have a male name named Bathsheba, so I used English instead to minimize the sense of inconsistency.
Finally, I would like to thank the original writer Thomas Hardy, the director of the 2015 film Thomas Vinterberg, and the United Nations of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.