Hami

About me♡

- 17 / fem lesbianxoxo

- Gemini sun / Pisces moon / Scorpion rising

- ENTP☕️

- Senior in high school and also law student at RU

- I can speak English/Japanese/Thai

-♡ I love doing research/reading/watching movies

About my blogs

- downtown vibes

- Mostly about my thoughts on research topics, sometimes analyzing literature.

- I like to do research about — well basically everything. Like political philosophy, mythology, arts, nature, history, witchcraft.

-also my occasional crash out/ diary

My fav

- movie/show: gilmore girls / little women / hunger games / good will hunting / before I fall

- Random: Orpheus&Eurydice / Feminism / Hiking / making films / Hozier / Alaska young / rosekiller / R.J.L

My big 3💋

This idea is reflected in the relationship between Marianne and Héloïse. Like Orpheus, Marianne experiences a love that she cannot hold onto. Their relationship cannot continue because of the boundaries placed on their lives, but Marianne preserves Héloïse through her painting and memory.

The film also echoes the myth through Marianne’s final act of looking back at Héloïse. Similar to Orpheus turning around to see Eurydice one last time, Marianne’s gaze is not only an act of loss, but also an act of remembrance. She cannot change their fate or bring the relationship back, but she chooses to keep that moment alive through memory.