Why does the little woman's man want to marry his sister?

The little woman married his sister, because Joe refused Laurie's proposal, and later Laurie was full of confidence in Amy.

Joe wants to discuss her first draft with the owner of the publishing house. She often recalls this noisy and warm home: dignified and beautiful Meg, eager for love, introverted and kind Beth, lively and cheerful Amy, who loves art, and her seemingly rebellious but very opinionated self.

During the civil war, they experienced drastic changes in war, family and love, and they still have the courage to imagine their lives with mutual understanding and support. For them, growing up may be trying to live with thoughts and souls and become the proudest self.

Introduction to the role of little women:

Laurie Lawrence (actor Timothée Chalamet) is the grandson of Mr. Lawrence, the neighbor of the March family. He and Joe are good friends. After graduating from college, he poured out his affection to Joe, but he was rejected. Laurie left home sadly for Europe. Later I met Amy in Europe and got married.

Amy March, the fourth daughter of the March family (actress Florence Pope), is beautiful and lively, likes painting and makes unremitting efforts for it. Even though she was frustrated and laughed at, she had no doubt about her ability. After marriage, she did not give up everything for her family according to tradition, but continued her artistic pursuit. Compassion for the poor drove her to devote herself to charity.