Some questions about Titanic

I like Oscar movies very much, because they are profound and unforgettable. Although titanic is not my favorite. But it is undoubtedly a model of love movies, so I watched it several times. As far as I'm concerned, I hope I can help you.

1. First of all, Ross is not short of money. She lives in high society, but everything is restricted. Even her own marriage was decided by her parents. She doesn't like this life and even wants to commit suicide. Jack saved her and brought her another kind of happiness She also loves Jack deeply, so it is normal to give up her fiance.

Formally speaking, Jack is a third party, but Ross's fiance won't die for her, but Jack did it. So you say this kind of emotional morality? Feelings that are more important than life, think about your understanding in that way?

To correct a mistake, the diamond was not given to Ross, but her fiance forgot that there was a diamond in the dress when she put it on her. Later, the fiance put on the rescued one and went to Ross. Actually, he's looking for diamonds. I think she might be in the mood to save diamonds. This is not very clear, but such a precious thing is the only thing left for her after this incident. Of course she wants to save, and of course she can think of Jack.

It may be the best result for Ross to throw it into the sea. On the one hand, she saw the picture drawn by Jack again, which should be more precious to her. On the other hand, people are looking for this thing, but who can really own it? As a survivor of that catastrophe, maybe we should really be buried at the bottom of the sea with Jack and the Cataclysm Titanic.

The Statue of Liberty symbolizes new york, the destination of Titanic. Do you know how many people will never see the Statue of Liberty in that accident, including Jack!

6. First of all, homosexuality may become more and more normal now. Personally, I think it is normal. As for emotion, I don't know if it is the same as heterosexuality. There is no way, follow your feelings, not just empty talk. If you really don't want to endure the pain of separation, don't endure it, but it will always end.