For example, the protagonist who has just been imprisoned is forced to perform the task of killing a gay old enemy. The gay man not only has lust for the male protagonist, but also shows kindness and affection. He then appeared as a ghost, reminding the actor of the years in prison. And on the speeding car, the male protagonist was in danger. Suddenly, he had a hunch that he expected a deer to block him, and the deer that jumped out caused a car accident.
These supernatural elements seem to be outside the main line of the story, but in fact they are a common technique used in excellent films and literary works. It expresses the same polysemy, richness and elusiveness in the real world. This sense of fate and impermanence is a major source of the film's charm. Therefore, those who want to produce excellent literary and artistic works must understand this method, that is, you focus on describing a world you see, stick to a style you master, and at the same time draw a few strokes from the side and even the reverse side. A staggered control, a striking expression. Not only does this approach not detract from your self-expression, it also enriches the meaning of the text.
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