The Many Faces of Marie

The many faces of Marie delve into an intimate topic with a sensuality that cannot be fully expressed. The choice of character Marie-Antoinette is reinforced by the fact that her hair turned white overnight due to stress when she was sentenced to death, a condition known as the Marie-Antoinette syndrome.

White and red play important roles in this story. Given the virginal connotation of white, and red of passion, the symbolism of red apples is a reflection of the inner turmoil that the character is experiencing.