The ending is as follows: the treasure hunt of Titanic is over, and the captain leans against the ship alone. At this time, Ruth climbed up the railing, as if to jump into the boundless sea, trying to find her young Jack. Ruth's granddaughter saw it and rushed over with the captain's crew.
Old Ruth stretched out her hand to stop them from approaching, and told them that after she was rescued, she found the necklace in her pocket under the Statue of Liberty, saying that she had made up her mind to return the Titanic. The captain was speechless, so he begged Ruth to let him hold the mysterious heart of the sea. Finally, Ruth threw the heart of the sea into the sea
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191April 10, the Titanic, which is regarded as a miracle in the world industrial history, set off from Southampton, England, for new york, USA. Ross, a rich girl, boarded the ship with her mother and fiance Carl.
On the other hand, the unruly young painter Jack won a boat ticket by gambling on the dock. Ross has long known that Carl is an out-and-out snob. He doesn't want to marry him from the bottom of his heart, and even plans to jump into the sea. At the critical moment, Jack hugged the girl Rose, and the two young people met in this way.
In order to alleviate the sadness in the girl's heart, Jack leads Ross to discover the happiness of life constantly. Soon, the beautiful and lively rose fell in love with the handsome and cheerful Jack. Ross took off his clothes and put on the necklace that Carl gave her, and asked Jack to paint her as a witness of their love. When they were having sex, the Titanic hit an iceberg.
A terrible tragedy happened, and the Titanic was in chaos. In a crisis, the goodness and ugliness, nobleness and meanness in human nature have become more distinct. Jack gave his lover Ross a chance to survive. He froze to death in the sea of ice.
After telling this sad love story, the senile rose sank the priceless gem to the bottom of the sea and let it accompany Jack and this love to sleep in the bottom of the sea.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Titanic