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Laverne 2021-12-30 17:21:10
The Wicker Man
Officer Howie received a letter requesting an investigation of the missing girl and then went to Summerisle in the west of Scotland. After getting on the island, it was like Alice falling into the rabbit hole. Everything happened before him. Beyond his imagination. Unlike what happened to Alice,...
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Andreanne 2021-12-30 17:21:10
Some questions after reading
The atmosphere and narrative rhythm of the movie are excellent, and the ballads and the plot of the story complement each other, but in the second half I can't help but feel that there are too many loopholes in this trick/conspiracy.
The protagonist is based on a series of personal choices as a...

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Miss Rose: You are the fool, Mr. Howie. Punch, one of the great fool-victims of history. For you have accepted the role of king for a day. And who but a fool would do that? But you will be revered and anointed as a king. You will undergo death and rebirth. Resurrection, if you like. The rebirth, sadly, will not be yours, but that of our crops.
Sergeant Howie: I am a Christian. And as a Christian, I hope for resurrection. And even if you kill me now, it is I who will live again, not your damned apples.
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Lord Summerisle: Welcome, fool. You have come of your own free will to the appointed place. The game is over.
Sergeant Howie: Game? What game?
Lord Summerisle: The game of the hunted leading the hunter. You came here to find Rowan Morrison, but it is we who have found you and brought you here and controlled your every thought and action since you arrived. Principally, we persuaded you to think that Rowan Morrison was being held as a sacrifice because our crops failed last year.
Sergeant Howie: I know your crops failed. I saw the harvest photograph.
Lord Summerisle: Oh, yes. They failed, all right. Disastrously so. For the first time since my grandfather came here. The blossom came, but the fruit withered and died on the bough. That must not happen again this year. It is our most earnest belief that the best way of preventing this is to offer to our god of the sun and to the goddess of our orchards the most acceptable sacrifice that lies in our power.