Jealousy, greed, control, selfishness, and doting are vividly displayed, and justice and kindness are also present, but they are very weak compared to the former.
The princess married not a prince but a troll. She finally met a person who was willing to sacrifice herself to save herself, but was killed by a troll in an instant, which was always unsatisfactory. Everyone who chooses to do something will pay a price, both in life and in death. So I don't feel the slightest sympathy or regret for the death of the troll
The queen's desire to control her son is too strong. In order to prevent her son from meeting her good brother, she turns into a monster and wants to kill her brother at any cost. Unexpectedly, the son protects the injured friend and leads her to be unable to start. The sword ended the mother turned monster
The mysterious man in black appeared only twice, but controlled the queen's fate. All this was driven by the queen herself. Desire is crucial, I remembered a ballad lyric that says "Girl, all your desires come from the pain in your heart".
At the end of the movie, the unrelated protagonists of the three stories gather together, the princess ascends the throne, and everyone's eyes turn to the sky: a man walking on a burning wire with a balance rod in his hand appears high in the sky. I think this must be the princess's memorial to the family of five who died trying to save her from the trolls. Here again reveals the theme of the film: balance. All things in the world are in balance, there are gains and losses
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