Tess's Reflection on

Tess, this name that can make people's hearts ache, has been deeply engraved on milestones in literature. She is beautiful, kind, simple, hardworking, and tolerant, but in this tragic fate, her strength and self-esteem are the most dazzling. In a patriarchal society, she is a weak person; In capitalist society, she is at the bottom; In an uncontrollable fate, she became a doll. Tess is a great tragedy of fate, which is the destruction of good things for people to see. Tess's truth and goodness collapsed in the blow of falsehood and evil. This is the inevitable direction of fate, and also the result of social oppression. Hardy, through his outstanding depiction of scenery, psychology, and structural arrangement, fully embodies his pessimistic fatalism in this novel. The whole story is a tragic scene of a beautiful life breaking down step by step. Tess is like a pure and flawless Epiphyllum, clean and transparent, and fate has brewed the darkest night, where she resolutely blooms and withers irreversibly. Regretting and lamenting that the beauty could not be retained, Tess, this moving and full woman, was deeply imprinted in her heart. Every time she tasted it, there was a tingling pain and admiration.