Love has limit, being too emotional is dangerous for relationship

Rating: 8/10 (13 April 2020)

Sarah is a stunning character in this movie, a supportive friend and responsible minister. It is easy to reach a consensus that Abigail's purpose to approach queen is simple, she needs a strong support to survive in the court by playing the weak to gain sympathy. As Sarah said, "I have a sense for the weak", but this blinded sense finally became her weakness. It sufficiently illustrating a fact that there is no such thing as infallibility and never let guard down before game ending.
People doubt about whether Sarah's emotion to queen also has some intention. But just as the script said, love has limit. If there is no unconditional love in world, Sarah's emotion to queen is more sincere compared to others. Their daily life is so lovely even involve bicker. Exploration of love is expressed through a sense of absurdity in this movie. Anne and Sarah know each other so well and they have too much confidence in their relationship that they dared constantly challenging the other's bottom line, but forgot to maintain their good memories in mind. A real friendship can give you strength at last, but the relationship itself is fragile.
A sentence in a poem goes like that, "If I knew my thought of you would be like this so tangled, might as well we had never acquainted." Being emotional and subjective is dangerous, because love has limit.