After staying up late last night to watch it, I didn't quite understand why the owner of the hand didn't accept the hand that had gone through so many hardships and finally returned to him. The experience of the hand is very similar to a blockbuster. The author does not waste any time, and every scene is extremely thrilling. From the laboratory that escaped from the window, to the cans in the trash can; to enter the subway from the escalator that rolls up, to the rat fight under the subway tracks. From accidentally falling into the water and being bitten by a guide dog and taking him back to the blind man's home, to the blind man accidentally grabbing him and thinking he was a mouse. From his escape from the pipe, to his meeting the baby and letting the baby fall asleep holding his fingers. From holding a hanger in hand along the wires, across the city, to holding an umbrella on the roof on a rainy day, falling into the bustling city...
Finally, the hand came to the master's side, watching the master leap to the tower. The lonely hand and the lonely master are not one. The female protagonist listened to the male protagonist's tape and felt the male protagonist's escape from fate. I do not know if they were together later. The male protagonist's dream is to be an astronaut and a pianist, but if he loses a hand, neither dream seems to be realized, just like the hand can also feel the music of the blind, but in the end, he is driven away by the blind as a mouse. But on the other hand, perhaps, the hand loses the body and becomes an independent hand. The male protagonist loses his hand, experiences a jump of fate, and then escapes his fate far away, escaping from worldly success, a pianist or an astronaut, Run away from them, and finally become an independent individual? I do not know.
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