Explanation: The
little boy ate his classmates with the Guerrer. He knew that he had killed him, but he was afraid that others would know that if they knew, he would treat him as a monster.
He kept it in his head. . .
His head has been thinking about this matter, and his mental power has been continuously focused on this matter. Under these conditions, he saw his dead classmate when he was sober.
This indirectly shows that his ability is not only in the dream state, but also can do it when he is awake, but there is one thing that limits the use of mental power when he is awake.
At the end of the plot, the little boy, under the guidance and encouragement of his current mother, began to try to use magic when he was awake, and summoned butterflies.
Once again, it shows that the little boy's magic is not only in dreams.
Then why can't he release magic when he is awake?
Someone unlocked it for him, and someone locked it for him. The unlocker's current mother, the locker is his biological mother.
There are metaphors in the movie.
The current mother told the little boy a sentence written by her biological mother in her diary. Your special ability is destined to be unable to integrate into this world. It seems to be a sentence, just like the magical princess in Frozen. Her father also said something like this, and then locked her in the house to prevent her from contacting outsiders.
Although the story fails to introduce the little boy’s biological mother to restrict his use of magic, we can still understand from that sentence that her mother is afraid that because his magic prevents the little boy from integrating into society, she can understand that the little boy’s magic must make him. My mother is restricted.
How to restrict? Her mother repeatedly reminded him that you can't use magic, can't use magic, can't use magic. . . Slowly, he changed himself.
The director also deliberately inserted such details in the movie, saying that the little boy has a bad memory and always forgets something.
When a person always chooses to forget and forget his magic, his memory will not be good.
Another point is that the biological mother of the little boy in the movie is a single mother. This is also a good illustration. The little boy’s abilities are inherited from his father.
I feel that many films in the United States are interoperable. Maybe this director was created under the influence of the Guardians of the Galaxy released in 2014. The Guardians of the Galaxy just opened. The little boy and his father are also a very mysterious person. My mother said that his father is full of light. I think he is an alien. In fact, what else is the alien spacecraft to pick up the star, so the little boy here may also be her mother and the child born from the alien. This explanation is more scientific .
I’m sure that all the people who disappeared will come back. The little boy’s magic is almost infinite. Since his nightmare can make people disappear, then his dreams can definitely bring people back. Through the above analysis, the little boy is no longer You need to rely on dreams, just concentrate on thinking.
This movie is really a perfect movie. You can't find any shortcomings, including acting. The little boy has the best acting skills in it, and it has completely acted the inner world of this little boy.
There is another phenomenon in the story. I don’t know if you have noticed it. The boy's height is obviously shorter than other children. Why is this happening?
Because the little boy drinks coffee for a long time and eats stimulants, he often stays up late. These two factors limit the growth of little boys, and little boys have heavy bags under their eyes.
The little boy has the shadow of the child in "Artificial Intelligence", I guess where the author borrowed it from.
If you think what I said is right, then take a look at my novel "War of Magic and Technology." . . Very cool, you can go and see if you have time. Remember, the glitzy beginning does not prove that a novel is perfect. Only those stories that are enduring to read, the more exciting they are, the perfect novel.
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