Personal understanding of the plot and ending:
First of all, it is an indisputable fact that the past cannot be changed, and the time travel is just to make you see the past more clearly;
secondly, regarding the numbering issue of Hector, when watching the movie, I mistakenly thought that the screenwriter had This is reversed. Why did Hector 3, who existed early, give him No. 3, and Hector, who was the first to appear, was obviously a newcomer, but he was given No. 1. Personally, I think it is not just about the order of appearances. , the more important thing is the increase of memory content, that is, 3 has 1 and 2 in memory, 2 has only 1 in memory, and if the director is a little bit more aggressive and deepens the perspective of Hector 3, then there will be more 4, 5, etc., it is not easy to edit it backwards.
Also, every time you start the time machine, the number of Hectors will increase by 1 (provided you don't die in the machine), and every time you start the time machine, we see the part of the world given in the movie and start over, so many Hector just exists in the world starting over, the only constant is the scientist who plays with Hector, he will see everything and deceive every Hector, I don't think Hector 3 in the film is The final ending is like the distorted arrow diagram in the film. What he draws is just a curve. The place where the * is drawn is the ending point and the starting point. In fact, if you think about it carefully, this should continue to be distorted until the scientist disappears. In other words, only the disappearance of the time machine can draw forward arrows. At that time, the world does not know how many Hectors will be, so once you encounter the time machine, quickly destroy it, don't play yourself dead, Hahaha……
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