Shoot the pianist. Damn love?

Edward used to be a famous pianist, but now he plays the piano in a bar under an assumed name. He has a dull pain in his heart. The tree wants to be quiet, but the wind will not stop. One day, the sudden arrival of his younger brother Chico broke his quiet and shrinking life and opened his past. The process of his acquaintance, proposal and marriage with his wife Du Lisha is described as romantic, rapid and concise. He took out a ring and gave it to her in the bar where she worked. The next scene is that they are lying in bed after marriage. This process also indicates a certain crisis. As mentioned above, in the films made after Truffaut, we can see this cycle of love again and again: falling in love with someone quickly and falling out of love quickly, or at the beginning of the film, Edward explained his serious psychological obstacle from his behavior towards his girlfriend, Lena, a pub waitress: he walked side by side with Lena in the street after work, thinking of holding her hand and hugging her waist (used in Truffaut's film) The split and dislocation of his psychology and behavior directly led to his wife's tragedy. In the process of getting along with his wife, Du Lisha discovered his sensitivity and fragility. Even if he has achieved success, even a little criticism will still lead to his psychological frustration. His performance agent also pointed out his mental illness: "Journalists flocked to see you, a talented and first-class pianist, but you didn't say a word. Shyness is a curable disease. " So he began to read psychological books such as How to Overcome Shyness and I Overcome Fear, to exercise, and was used to keeping calm under the reporter's flash, but he and Du Lisha quarreled. Du Lisha "seemed to be fighting something", and she was "lost in the dark, unable to stop the shadow from approaching". Before she decided to leave him, she told him an amazing fact: for Edward's artistic future, she and his agent. Everything Edward got today was bought by Du Lisha with her body. She felt that her body and mind had split, and she was no longer her original self. Now Edward has succeeded, so she must confess to him before leaving. At this time, Edward said to himself, "Go up, kneel down for her, hurry up, don't hesitate, don't leave her alone", but his actual behavior was just the opposite. He killed his wife.