Looking for Matt and his love view in Red and Black.

Martell is lofty and arrogant, intelligent and talented, yearning for chivalry, and has a pair of eyes that reveal a terrible and cold heart.

Martel admired Julian because of his pride. But since she fell in love with him, she was not allowed to be so proud as to despise her. She needs that strange and profound love. Her pride prevents her from courting with a gentle attitude, but proves the depth of her love by stabbing the other person's self-esteem:

"She not only expressed her feelings for others to him, but also recited her love letters and sweet words. Recite every word. In the past few days, she looked at Julian with malicious joy. She saw the weakness of her tyrant from there, so she dared to love him. "

Martel's love for Lotus is sudden. Stendhal put the environment for developing this kind of love in his study, which is very suggestive: it has nothing to do with the reeds in Villiers garden? Mrs. Lena's feelings are naturally different. Martell's feelings are created by ideas: "I dare to love a person whose social status is so far away from me, which is considered great and brave." Let's see, can he continue to be worthy of my love? " As long as I find him a little weak, I will abandon him. A girl with aristocratic life and medieval chivalry, like people who admire me in general, should never act like a fool. "