I don't understand why the story goes in that way, but I hate it goes in that way. April has everything even what she doesn't need or what. People like her may live a headless fly unless they look for truth about nature, society or art because they don't need to run after job, money, high status and respect like us. To be honest, I don't know what life means or how to live in that situation. I read something on Internet just now. Perhaps why the story goes like that is just because of the style of the director. He has such a character. From his point of view, she may just be driven by her sexual desire. So does Parry. She may think about it when her husband's hearing about it brings some trouble to her. There is nothing about life or love except women sex.