Bianca's appearance to "death" shows Lars' emotional changes, and this psychological journey is rooted in his family's influence on him.
I also have a similar cast. The plush doll that I grew up with has changed from a "doll" to a "girl" with flesh, thoughts and feelings in my opinion. Of course, I understand that they are (unfortunately) lifeless. Still, I can't help but wonder if something happened to me during my childhood that left me subconsciously with regrets that I couldn't perceive.
What moved me to tears was the fact that the surrounding residents, from their initial incomprehension, were truly saddened by Bianca's "death". Out of love for Lars, each villager tolerated him and accompanied him through this struggle. This seems to be just a fairy tale, an exaggeration that can't exist in real life, but I choose to believe that the unchanging truth of the world - love and tolerance - is real, that's what matters, and those who don't know where their regrets are The regrets seem to be irrelevant.
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