There is one detail worth noting: when Russ first brought the doll to his brother's house, his sister-in-law cooked them food, and Russ ate it at the time The food on the doll's plate, apparently Russ knew it was fake, he knew the doll couldn't eat. He thought the doll was real.
I thought about when I was a kid playing with toys alone, when you play, you can't help but think Play the role of the doll, and then dictate the behavior of the doll. It's
not at all to say that Russ is pretending to be sick and then cheating everyone's sympathy, just to say that Russ' behavior is actually a call for attention!
People need to be watched Feel it. Then you get so intoxicated with that feeling that you don't care if you're considered an outlier? Gradually, you want to be noticed all the time, which explains why some people are always grandstanding. But grandstanding here is a Total compliment.
People call for attention because deep down they lack love, or they yearn for it too much. They may be born into unhappy families, or seem happy but unhappy, I've observed that People, some people would rather be treated as an alien by everyone, because then everyone will care more about him, and he can get more love. Maybe they are used to being alone since they were young, so they don't know how to communicate with others when they grow up.
Maybe I like it better I observe people's hearts, but I rarely want to change them. I feel that there is still a lack of personality in this world. If everyone is the same, then this world can only be a world of rulers.
Back to the question of Lars, Although I gave the film a 5, I still think it should be a 4.5, a little more. Wouldn't it be better not to design Russ' past into a fixed pattern? If Russ didn't grow up in such a family, Would he still be like this? If his parents were still alive and he grew up in a seemingly healthy family in Yizhong, would he still be like this?
This question is worth thinking about. Russ's past is not caused by his mother's death, and he is not controlled by himself. I think there are many people in this world who are more unfortunate than him. He caused it by himself. It's not someone else's negligence, it's not his brother's fault, maybe he thinks like that himself, he doesn't want to change, otherwise why would the girl try to talk to him and he ignores others, and his sister-in-law calls him to eat with him, and he won't? It may be Dare to dare, or it may be long-term autism, but it all shows that the environment is the secondary reason, and the subjective is the main reason.
So, is Lars paranoia? He knows exactly what he is doing, but he needs to do this. Do, by doing so he can find his own value in it, he needs to prove that he is himself and not someone else, so when he feels that the doll is busy and does not belong to him, he yells excitedly.
After the treatment, Russ is good There
's another question: would Russ be okay without the girl who loves him?
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