What does Lolita illustrate, and what does Lolita mainly talk about?

The shadowy places of human nature,

"Lolita" is a feature film directed by Adrian Lane and starring Jeremy Irons and Dominic Swan, which was released in the United States on September 25, 1998.

"Lolita": tells the story of Humbert, a middle-aged man, and Lolita, an underage girl.

"Lobai Rita" is directed by Adridu Ann Ryan, with Jeremy Aine Zhis and Dominic Swan.

The feature film starring DAO was released in the United States on September 25, 1998. The film is adapted from the American writer Vladimir Nabokov's eponymous **, which tells the story of Humbert, a middle-aged man, and Lolita, an underage girl.

Lolita is a complete tragedy, and its tragedy is not because of gain and loss, nor because of loyalty and betrayal: much less because it is a story of the destruction of a family involving the ethics of life and a case of love murder about criminal law. Its tragic abyss stems from "desire".

Underneath all the language that deals with pornography is the author's serious narrative on the theme of "desire".

Lolita, also translated as "Lolita", "Lolita", "Lolita", is the most widely circulated work by the author Vladimir Nabokov, and the vast majority of the book is the confession of Humbert, a death row prisoner, telling the love story of a middle-aged man and an underage girl. **Originally not approved for distribution in the United States, it was first published in 1955 by the European publishing house Olympia in Paris. In 1958, the American edition was finally published, and the work rose all the way to the top of the New York Times bestseller list.

Lolita has been adapted into a movie.

I think the tragedy of Lolita is the hopelessness of life. When Humbert's love finally moves to an adult Lolita as she grows up, she still never loves him. They can't do anything but throw themselves into the torrent of fate.

Let me tell you briefly: there was a boy who liked a girl when he was a child fell ill and died, and his love for the girl remained at that time.

Growing up to be a pedophile. Later, he saw a woman's daughter who was very beautiful and attracted him.

In order to get close to the girl, he married his mother. Then his mother died, and he started living with the girl. Because he was her stepfather.

So the subject matter touches on morality and ethics.

It was banned for many years

As for the true meaning of the work.

I'm sure no one can say they can understand. What I could appreciate was the state of decadent society in the United States after the end of World War II.

and people's distorted emotions under social repression.

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It's a strange story: Lolita's pure exterior hides a vulgar, entered, prematurely mature soul, and she is a symbol of America. The film just tells us a strange story:

Twelve-year-old Lolita is a girl who exudes youth, and Humbert, a university professor, has a crush on her. In order to get close to Lolita, Humbert married her widowed mother Charlotte against her will, so that she and Lolita could satisfy their infatuation through intentional or unintentional skin-to-skin contact.

Later, Charlotte dies in a car accident, and Humbert rightfully becomes Lolita's guardian and thus her lover (but not the first!). They spent night after night of ecstasy in one motel after another.

However, Lolita's father-loving "love" for Humbert did not last, and later she became infatuated with the middle-aged playwright Creed, abandoning Humbert in a **. Humbert then fell into despair and madness, and he killed Creed, but Lolita was no longer recovered.

See for yourself.

Everyone's thinking is different.