Write an article about the etiquette of the heroine in "Roman Holiday"

The film has three "ten points" in its detailed description, that is, it is very outstanding, very life-like, and very dramatic. Specifically manifested in: l. At a grand diplomatic reception in Rome, Princess Anne actually took off her high heels under her flared skirt to let her feet breathe, and even couldn't help but use her toes to tickle her other leg. This very life-like detail reveals the princess's capricious and unrestrained character. When the general and the duke asked her to dance according to etiquette, the princess cleverly hooked the high heels away from her and put them on, showing her agility. 2. When Joe had no choice but to lead the princess to his room, he naturally asked the guest to sleep on the sofa and he slept on the big bed. But when Joe came back from going out, he saw this uninvited guest sleeping unceremoniously on his big bed, because the princess had never suffered the "crime" of sleeping on the sofa. She has always been pampered and her aura of "dominating the world" makes her think that the best things in this house are provided for her first, and she has the priority to enjoy them. Joe was not polite either. His inner monologue was: "Hey, little sister, I'm so kind to you by letting you sleep on the sofa in the house, but you still occupy the magpie's nest and even my big bed. It's too much." You don't know how to praise me!" So Joe threw Princess Anne over unceremoniously.

The distinctive artistry of the characters is often revealed through the drama of the plot, and the enduring charm of "Roman Holiday" lies in its handling of characters with different identities and personalities, which penetrates deeply into the characters' hearts and surprises. The unexpected yet reasonable artistic appeal makes every detail deeply engraved in the hearts of the audience. Princess Anya is accustomed to the etiquette of the court. The polite "mandarin" such as "changing clothes" and "thank you" are placed in the Roman market. When they are shown in the dramatic conflict of the dialogue with the male protagonist, the audience will smile knowingly. . The scenes of the princess borrowing money from Joe, buying shoes, getting a haircut, and dancing in the Roman market are combined through the lens, making people realize through associative thinking that this noble princess also loves beauty, fun, and fun like the folk girls. Love fashion. When the dramatic scene of her hitting the agent on the dance floor was repeatedly captured by photographers, the princess's character was clearly written on the paper.