Personally, what happens in the monster world is just some kind of psychological level of Lian/Kutai Concretization of struggle...
Maybe the reality may really be Xiong Che, who took care of Jiutai for 7 years,
1) One of the gods (?) during the trip said that the phantom is sometimes more real than the reality (etc. 2 )
The name "Jiu Tai" is actually just a synonym for the hero's escape from reality. When he stepped into the human world (reality) again, he introduced himself to the heroine in the real world under his real name, and it was his heart again. Proof of willingness to accept reality
3) In the last scene, the heroine stepped into the "monster world" and asked the hero to take the test? That scene was actually just the hero opening his heart again to accept the performance of others accepting the real world
4) The last scene was watched by passers-by The shadow camera to the whale did not capture anything to prove that some of the fight scenes we saw were the final struggles of the male protagonist, which was exaggerated to a certain extent (maybe there was a fight, but it was far from what we saw. Seriously)
5) Ichirohiko is not just an insinuation of the hero, it is more likely that he is the dark side of the hero's psychology at all.
Why is Ichirohiko the same human as the hero in a world full of monsters? Because he not only has the dark side, he is the dark side of the hero at all. If the hero goes into trouble, he will be swallowed whole. I
haven't read Moby-Dick, copy someone else's online profile" "Moby-Dick" is It tells that Captain Ahab of the Pequod leads the crew to hunt down a white whale named Moby Dick...Ahab, whose mind is full of hatred, ends up with Moby Dick Buried in the sea. Ahab projected all the dissatisfaction and anger in his life on Moby Dick, so the duel between the two is actually a confrontation between himself and his own demons"
6) In the end, Xiong Che lived in the heart of the male protagonist with a sword The proof is that there is a relationship... ah no... It's proof that Xiong Che may be the hero's struggle to grow
7) "Being stronger" is a growing segment, which takes place in the inner fantasy (monster) world, so at the end of the story, the male protagonist did not pick up the sword and return to the fantasy world, because he was strong enough to face the real world. Challenge
If you think about it like this, maybe the whole film is not about showing the father-son relationship at all, and the focus is more on the struggle of growth and the sublimation of the heart. Xiong Che [assuming he represents the sum and result of a series of events] represents maturity in his heart. sense of stability
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