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　　苔丝英文读后感

　　WhywasTess’sgirlishpuritylost?

Whydidsuchabeautiful,nobleandpurewomanasTessshouldsufferinevitableruin?

Whydoesthewrongmantakethewrongwoman?

Whyitisalwaysthewomanwhopays?

Whytheyarealwayshurt?

Whyisbeautydamagedbyugliness?

Whythetragedyishappenedmorethanonehundredyearsagorepeatedinmoderntimes?

Iseverythingtoolate?

　　RecentlyI’vereadtheBritishfamouswriterThomasHardy’smasterpiece-TessoftheD’urbervilles.ItdescribesthemisfortuneofapoorpeasantgirlTess.Inthisnovel,wecanseeTessresistherunjustfateagainandagain,tilltoberuined.Withthedevelopmentoftheplotwefindthathertragedyisinevitable.Wecannotbutfeeltheintenseemotionsofpityandfear.

　　ThecauseofTess’stragedyhasalwaysbeentheconcernofpeople,suchabeautiful,nobleandpurewomanasTessshouldsufferinevitableruin.Whatleadstohertragicdestiny?

Whokilledher?

Ican’tdoverywellinanalysisthenovel.Idon’tknowclearlyhowthetimeshelivedinaffectherlife.Idohaveanunderstandingofthenovelbymyself.AlecandAngelwhoarethetwopeopleverycloselyrelatedtoTess’sfate.IthinkfierceAlecplayedaveryimportantroleinkillingTess,butinfact,itwashypocriticalAngelwhokilledTessindirectlybutmorecruelly.

　　Iwantedtocry,Tess,donotfollowhimwhenIreadthatplot.Ihopeshemethertruelovebeforeshewasseduced,buteverythingwastoolate.Shewasseducedbyasocalledgentleman-Alec,andfromthenonherlifetotallychangedfromthislossofinnocence.peoplelookeddownonherandrespecthernomore.Actuallyshedidnothingwrongbecausebeforeshewasseducedsheknewnothingofman.Womenweretooweak.Tesswaspoor,weakandhelplessandmetthewrongpersonatthewrongtime.

　　IstronglybelievedthatitwasAngelwhokilledTesscruellyandwithoutmercy.Angelwasaliberalbourgeoisie.Hemadehimselflivedinthecountrysideratherthanservingthegod.Angelwasamanwhoquestionedthechurch’steaching.Hethoughtthechurch’sviewsweretoostrictanddidnotallowfreethinking.Angelextricatedhimfromreligionandhisfamily,buthecouldn’tbreakwithtraditionalmoralprinciples.Hewantedawifewhowasthedaughterofnature,honest,sensitive,intelligent,graceful,pureassnowandextremelybeautiful.InthefirstpartIthoughtAngellovedtessverymuch.InthefollowingpartIfoundthathelovedanimageheimagined.AftertheirweddingAngelconfessedthecrimehecommittedtoawomanlongtimeagoandaskedTess’sforgiveness.Tesswasnotatallangryandforgaveangelatonce.Sheinnocentlythoughtthatthethingshewasgoingtoconfesswouldbeforgiven.poorTess!

Shesatandtoldeverythingtoangel,hopinghewouldforgiveherashewasforgiven,butshewaswrong.Thewomanpays.

　　Angelclaimedthatyouwereoneperson,nowyouareanotherwhentessaskedwhy.ThewomanAngelhadlovedwasnottess,wasanotherwomanintess’sshape.Angellovedthepersonheimagined.Heconsideredtessthedaughterofnature.Comparedtotess’swords,“Ithoughtangel,thatyoulovedme-memyveryself!

Ifyoudoloveme,howcanyoutreatmelikethis?

Itfrightenedme!

Havingbeguntoloveyou,Iwillloveyouforever,inallchanges,inalltroubles,becauseyouareyourself.Iasknomore.”weknowhowdeeptesslovedangel.Shewouldhavelaiddownlifeforangel.Shenotonlylovedthemeritsbutalsoacceptthedemerits.WeknowfromthebookthatwhenangelcamebackfromBrazil,hecouldhardlyberecognizedbyhismotherbecausethecruelclimateandhardworkhadagedhimbytwentyyears,buttessacceptedangelimmediately,becausehewasthemanshefellinlovewith.

　　Idon’tknowwhyangelcouldn’tforgivetesssincehehimselfhaddonethesimilarthing.

　　苔丝英文读后感

　　intessofthed’urbervilles,hardymoldedapure,kindheartedimageandratheranimagebraveenoughtorebel,toshouldertheresponsibilityofheraction.herunfortunenesswasthetragedyofthesociety,hercharacterandfate.itvividlyrevealedthepersecutiontowardspeopleafterindustrialrevolutionmadebytheconceptionofcapitalismandtraditionalmoral.followingaresomeofmyopinionsaboutthecausestoherdeath.

　　hercharacterandparentagewaspartofthecause

　　intheauthor’sidealworld,tesswastheembodimentofbeautyandtheincarnationoflove.sherepresentsallthemeritsofthevillagersinherhometown:

beautiful,pure,kind,simple,charitableandtolerant.tolove,shehadnoegocentricthoughtsanddidn’tplantomeethervainwishbymarriage.shestandedbyhedignityandpursuefreedom.hardymadethepoor,helpless,humblecountrygirlastheheroin.despiteshecommittedadulteryandmurder,hardystillclaimshewasa“puregirl”.thisfullyshowedtheauthor’ssympathytowardstess.hardyelaboratelymodeledtheimageoftessandindignantlydescribesthedepressionconfrontedwithtessthroughhershortlife.

　　tessisayoungwomanwhotendstofindherselfinthewrongplaceatthewrongtime.sheisavictim,butsheisalso,attimes,irresponsible.shefallsasleepwhiletakingthebeehivestomarket,whichendsupkillingthefamilyhorse,princeshedecidestovisitthed’urbervillesintrantridge,givingrisetoallherfuturewoes,partlyoutoftheguiltandresponsibilityshefeelstowardherfamily.shewantstomakegood,butintryingtohelpherfamilyshelosessightofherownsafetyandherownwantsandwishes.shebecomesalec’svictimintheforest.sheprobablyshouldhaveknownnottoputherselfinsuchasituation,butshehasfewotheroptions.here,itseemsasthoughsheisdestinedtorelyonothers,evenwhentheyareunreliable.

　　tessisalsoastrongwomanthroughoutthenovel.shestandsupforherselfandrefusestocrumbleunderpressure.shechastisesherselfforherweaknessafterhersexualescapadewithalec.ifweagreewithherclaimthatthisindiscretionisamomentofweakness,weprobablyalsofeelthatsuchweaknessisnotunlikethatofmosthumanbeings.sheishardonherselfforlettingherselfbecomeavictim.attheburialofherchild,sorrow,sheweepsbutcollectsherselfandmovesonasastrongerwoman.overall,herdeterminedattemptstoescapeherpastprimarilyreflectherstrength.

　　herparentagetosomeextentleadedtoherfinaltragedy.borninapoorfamily,withanignorantvain,drunkardfatherwhodidnotcaretoomuchaboutthe

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　　TheWomanpays

　　TESSisreallyatragicfigureinthebookTESSofthed’Urberwilles.

　　Shewasseducedbyaso-calledgentleman—Alec,andfromthenonherlifetotallychangedfromthislossofinnocence.peoplelookeddownonherandrespectedhernomore.Actuallyshedidnothingwrongbecausebeforeshewasseducedsheknewnothingofmen.Shewasjustagirlwhenshefirstmetthatterribleman.

　　Shewasforcedbythegossipsandthechurchtoblameherselfforthisaccident,soshethoughtshedeservednothinggood.Inordertogetridofthepastshedecidedtogotoadistantdairyfarmbutwasstillsayingtoherselfthatshewaswrong.MaybeGoddidn’tagreewiththat,becausetheLordgavehersomeoneshelovedwithherwholeheartandlife—AngelChare.Angelpoppedthequestiontoherbutsherefusedhimwithoutsayingwhy.Shesaidshelovedhimdeeplyandperhapsnooneintheworldcouldlovehimmorethanshedidbutshecouldnotmarryhimforsomeunspokenreason.Angelwasn’tsatisfiedwiththisvagueansweranddidhisbesttowinTess.Somehowsheagreedandtheysoonfixedtheweddingday.SoonaftertheirweddingAngelconfessedthecrimehecommittedtoawomanlongtimeagoandaskedforTess’sforgiveness.TesswasnotatallangryandforgaveAngelatonce;infactshewasratherhappyandexcitedforshealsohadthingstoconfess.

　　ShesatandtoldeverythingtoAngel,hopinghewouldforgiveherashewasforgivenbutshewaswrong.Shewasnotforgiven,notasshethoughtshewas.Thewomanpays.

　　WithoutAngel’slove,nothingmeantanythingtoher.Theresultwasn’timportantnow.Tesswasarrestedforhermurderofthatso-calledgentleman.Why?

ShestilllovedAngelandwhenhefinallywentbacktoherandaskedforHERforgiveness,afterheregrettedwhathehaddoneunfairtoTess,shewasdesperate.Thatwastoolate—AlechadalwaystoldTessthatAngelwouldnevercomebacksohewonTess’strust.UnluckilyAngeldidcomebackandfoundTess.!

Everythingwastoolate!

　　TesswasdeceivedandshelostAngelforthesecondtime!

Thestrenghofherlovewassostrongthatshehadforgottenthedifferencebetweenrightandwrong.BeforethatshehaddonenothingwrongbutwhenshekilledAlec,everythingreallychanged!

Shebecameacriminal!

Howcoulditbe?

ShewasaspureandinnocentasthegoodwifeintheBible.Herwholecharacterwashonestandfaithful.Angelfiguredoutatlastthatapersonshouldbejudgednotonlyonwhathehasdonebutalsoonwhathewantedtodo!

　　Tessdidn’twanttobeseducedbymanandshehadnopowertodefendherselfsoshelostherinnocenceandthat’sall!

AngelalsodidthewrongthinganditwasevenmoreseriousthanTess’scrimebutHEwasnotblamedforit.Whyitisalwaysthewomanwhopays?

Whytheyarealwayshurt?

WhywasTess’sgirlishpuritylost?

Whydoesthewrongmantakethewrongwoman?

Whydothebadoftenruinthegood?

Whyisbeautydamagedbyugliness?

Womenaretooweak!

Thousandsofyearsofhistoryhaveshownusthatwomenhavealwaysbeentreatedunfairly!

　　InoldChinatherewasaculture,whichdidn’tthinkofwomenashumanbeings.Ifyouaskedoneifhewastheoldestinhisfamily,hewouldprobablyanswer“theoldestone”eve