We've spent our lives trying to prevent death, eating, inventing, loving, praying, fighting...killing...and how much do we really know about death? Just not People can come back and tell us. But at a certain point in life, at a certain moment, when your mind overtakes desire, infatuation, when your habits triumph over dreams, when your loss...maybe death is a gift. "
David has foreshadowed a lot, but what he wants to say is-maybe death is a gift. He said this sentence just to echo the last play: Bixi received a courier, which is loved by David's son Sean the sheep doll, (the director failed here) and a piece of paper that says: David wants to give it to you, and he says there is a key to your freedom in it. Bixi opened Sean Sheep's belly, and inside was a video tape, which was the last video of Constance's suicide: In the picture, Constance was lying on the ground, dead, Dustin (the one who was alive) Walking out of the camera, and then David walking in, (Bissy's eyes widen, she's obviously surprised) David crouches down and strokes Constance's head, then stands up and walks toward the camera, like a final goodbye. I think the reason why David said this was the key to Bixi's freedom was because David knew for a long time that he would die, and he was fully prepared for death. In fact, the reason why they found Bixi was because they knew that he would die. , Bixi's industry ethics (this is also mentioned in the movie), her industry ethics prompts her to keep asking for the truth, and finally, because there is only one person left who knows the truth, she will not resist the huge power of the current system and be alone Weakness - because this is a huge project, and Bixi, her intelligence, her persistence, points to the truth. Indeed, she did. The three planners had long known that this plan would destroy their own lives, even their own lives. And Bixi hopes that she can save this innocent person at the last moment, and she fails, when she arrives, David has been executed, Bixi burst into tears, she missed, maybe she felt that she missed it completely. This key to freedom has indeed opened her freedom. What David wants to tell her is that she has not missed anything. Her mission is to make this breach even bigger when the masses are most suspicious of the government's error-free death penalty trial. Just like Bixi's own diagnosis of Constance's death: "
Iron proof that the current system kills innocent people!"
My dissatisfaction with the movie is all in some small details, the director did not let me see David's lovely son in the end, To regain the worship of his father, God knows, 6 years can subvert a person's understanding of anyone. Why David should leave so much money to his wife also puzzles me. The postcard from the Sean doll and the "willing to do anything" schoolgirl may be the best thing a father or husband can keep, because it's full of love and a desire to be trusted. Why should Sean be left to female reporters, I don't quite understand. But I think it's a good movie.
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