The metaphors about parallel worlds include:
knots (connecting people, the flow of time, the power of gods, forming together, twisting and twisting, sometimes restoring and breaking, connecting again, this is the knot)
metaphor for countless world lines tangled together Forming the world, restoring the fracture metaphorical world line can be reconstructed.
Twilight: When evening is neither day nor night, the outlines of the world become blurred, and inhuman things can be seen. The metaphor can see people in other worlds at dusk.
Split comet: It means the breaking of the world line, creating another new world.
And the details of the story at the beginning of the story that Mitsuha is connected to another parallel world are also intentionally or unintentionally implying the existence of a parallel world.
There are also two kinds of parallel worlds:
one is a pure parallel world, and there will be no interference between the two worlds. Even if you do not intend to travel to another world,
this world will not have any connection and interaction with the following world.
Another world line setting similar to Steins;Gate, there are countless possibilities in the world, but there is only one real world. You can change history by crossing,
but it just changes the trajectory of the world to another direction. People and things change with history, including memory.
The setting of the parallel world in this film should be the second one, and the specific time to change the world line is after Taki drank Mitsuha's mouth drink.
The previous swap was just a simple body swap, a time-travel (of course, neither of them realized that it was not at the same point in time)
and the swap after drinking, not only time-travel, but also the world.
The proof is that Mitsuha woke up, and when they went to school in the morning, Eshi and Sayaka looked surprised. (The previous world line Mitsuha stayed at home all day, and Eshi and Sayaka expressed surprise when wearing a kimono at night to go to the festival)
It can be said that the history of the world has long been doomed. The moment Taki drank the wine, the world line has changed, and it is a world destined for Mitsuha to not die.
Speaking of destined, most audiences may not accept it, but the origin of this work [Your Name] comes from an animated short film [Crossroads] by Makoto Shinkai,
which is about two unrelated heroines and heroines passing through XX educational institution (advertising) had an intersection. Brother Cheng believes that there should be people who are destined to meet in life, so your name was born.
Destined person, superficially, the reason why Mitsuha and Taki intersect is a knot that Mitsuha gave Taki, because the knot can connect people and time, and it is the power of God, so Taki and Mitsuha can communicate with each other. Change body.
The reason why Mitsuha went to deliver the knot to Taki was because she gradually developed feelings for Taki after switching bodies.
If they didn't swap bodies, Mitsuha wouldn't go and deliver knots to Taki, and they wouldn't switch if they didn't.
The cause is the result, and the cause and effect form a circle. Many sci-fi works that travel through time will have such a setting, and the result can happen before the cause.
Because we don't understand the nature of time, we can only think of it as fate for the time being.
Taki is destined to connect with Mitsuha, then they will have feelings for each other, and finally save Mitsuha. Who is the biggest hero, Mitsuha, or Taki?
No, the biggest hero is actually the Gongshui family with a history of thousands of years.
Taki was not called by fate, and in order to save Mitsuha, he met someone who was destined, but was chosen by the Miyamizu family to save the 500 people in Itoshou town.
The Gongshui family is a mysterious family that runs through the whole story. From the film, we get the following information: The
Gongshui family has a history of thousands of years, and has the customs of weaving knots and making chewing wine to dedicate to the gods, and records why these customs and practices are carried out. The ancient books of the festival were burnt along with the shrine in a fire called the Cocogoro fire two hundred years ago.
People do not know the connotation of these customs, but they have always followed the customs of their ancestors.
A mouthful of wine, a knot of rope, neither of these two things can change the world into the world where Mitsuba lives.
The knot is used to connect Mitsuha and Taki to generate feelings, and Taki has the motive to save Mitsuha. (Actually, it was to save Itomoru town)
Mouth-watering wine is used to load Mitsuha's soul, so that Mitsuha wakes up in Taki's body, meets Taki at dusk, and returns to his body three years ago before he can bring the dead body with him Memories save Itomoru town.
(The trip of the three leaves encapsulated in the mouth-chewing wine is the real crossing, which not only returns to the past with the memory of the future)
and the knot and the mouth-chewing wine are the customs of the Gongshui family for thousands of years, which shows that the palace Everything the Shui family has done for thousands of years is to prevent so many people from being wiped out in the town on this day.
The evidence is as follows:
1. The heirs of the Gongshui family have exchanged bodies with others, and this has happened to one leaf, two leaves and three leaves.
2. In the cave where the mouth-chewing wine is worshipped, there are murals about comets on the top of the cave, indicating that the ancestors of the Gongshui family had foreseen this event thousands of years ago and have been preparing for it.
3. Another very important character in the film is Mitsuha's father, Miyazaki Toshiki.
Mitsuba's father Toshishu was a son-in-law who came to the house. Later, after Futaba's death, he did not want to be a priest of the Gongshui family. He was expelled from the house by Yiye, changed to politics, and then became the mayor of the town.
On the day the comet fell, it was Mitsuha who persuaded her father, who was the mayor, and got the cooperation of the fire department, so that the townspeople avoided a disaster in the name of evacuation drills.
So Mitsuba is also a key figure in saving the townspeople of Itoshou this time.
From the dialogue between Mitsuha and Sayaka at the beginning of the story, it can be known that Itosori Town is a very remote town with nothing, and no one even wants to marry.
And why did Gongshui Junshu come to such a place where birds don't shit as a son-in-law? Is it true love?
Based on the above analysis, the conclusion is that Mitsuba Daddy Junshu was probably pulled over by Mitsuba's mother Futaba by swapping bodies.
The proof is that Sanye's father calmly recognized that the Sanye who came to him for the first time was not the real Sanye.
And he said before that the Gongshui family likes to talk nonsense, which means that San Ye Daddy may have also experienced body swaps and understand these incredible things.
This may also be the reason why Mitsuha was later persuaded to take refuge.
If Gongshui Junshu doesn't become a son-in-law, lose his wife, give up the priesthood, run away from home, or become the mayor of politics, if any of them go wrong, Sanye's rescue of the townspeople will fail.
Is it a coincidence, or the director's script arrangement? Or is the character Toshiki also destined to be exchanged by Futaba and selected by the Miyamizu family to help save the townspeople?
Why is the Gongshui family so hanging, the comet falling event was predicted thousands of years ago? With God's help, it is still destiny, and we have no way of knowing what is recorded in the classics.
There is also a more interesting point about the mysterious Miyamizu family, that is, the comet Tiamat and the impact crater of Itoshu Town, which came close to the earth once in 1200.
There are three craters in the story. The first is a deity dedicated to drinking wine, and the age of its formation is unknown.
The second is the large lake in the middle of the town of Itomori, which was formed by a meteorite fall 1200 years ago.
The third is another crater that was smashed out in 2013, which is connected with Lake Itomo to form a new lake.
What a sad place, it is smashed once every 1,200 years, and these villagers live here unyieldingly, saying that they will not move.
Open your mind a little bit bigger, is this a process of God revising the world?
The people of Itoshu Town should have been destroyed a few years ago, but they fought against fate through various divine powers (knotting ropes, chewing wine, etc.) to ensure that they would not suffer.
But this action will also cause an automatic correction of the world, and such an event will be repeated every 1,200 years (the normal world line should have only one comet fall, but because the previous world was rewritten, it will happen again. fall),
but why did the townspeople not move away after escaping the catastrophe, and continue to wait for the next thousand years of catastrophe?
Because people who modify the world will gradually lose their memory!
This is also the reason why Mitsuha and Taki lost their memories in the end. Because of the revision of the world, all the unreasonable places were erased (Taki found that Mitsuha's diary began to disappear at the top of the destroyed Itomoru town.
Because this time is the highest point of conflict with the real world, I didn't realize the exchange before, and it has little impact on the real world, but here I found that the person who exchanged with me has long since died, and the contradiction is big), including the memory will gradually be lost. .
The world at the end of the story is a very normal world after the revision, Taki and Mitsuha are left with only "thought of wanting to find someone for some reason", but their memories are erased.
When it comes to this, I have to mention a small detail. Everyone is wondering why the director arranged for Taki to return the bracelet to Mitsuha at the end. If the story ends with Taki wearing the bracelet, wouldn’t Mitsuha look for him more beautifully?
Because if the bracelet is not returned, the changed world will produce unreasonable points. Taki took the bracelet back to the future. After the memory disappeared, this bracelet was the only unreasonable point, because the revised world Mitsuha and Taki did not know each other and
never had an intersection, so Mitsuha would not go. Give Taki a bracelet, and Taki won't create an extra bracelet out of thin air. Only when Taki returns the chain will the world change towards a perfectly reasonable line without all kinds of crossings.
Having said so much, the above are all personal opinions. Mitsuha and Taki are destined to meet, but they are only part of what the director shows everyone, and they are just a small branch of what is destined.
For more content, I will understand more when I slowly read the novel dishes in the future.
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