Dot the I

Eldora 2022-11-07 00:03:31

The translation of "Ai Slave" is really a bit strange. In
the end, I still don't understand what dot the i stands for.

If the ending is removed, it will be a vigorous, tragic love triangle whose
ending can be guessed by anyone . The happiness of the two finally leads to the third person Death then happiness takes on the color of original sin But this is only the initial guess The plot unfolds in a way that mocks everything in the second half The truth of life is ruthlessly teased and trampled Just when everyone thinks that all the glory goes to the mocker Life, at times and with its vile revenge, savagely satirizes the mocker at this time life or death doesn't matter anymore because it doesn't make me believe anything anymore. As a viewer I appreciate the surprises this film gives me And being different is a unique aesthetic experience , but as a member of real life, I hate it. It questions the foundation of my life, which is a deconstruction and mockery of the authenticity of life. Since the profound is not necessarily closer to the real , the cynicism can bring What is life like?















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Dot the I quotes

  • Carmen Collazo: I'm getting married. That's why I had the... chicken... thing.

    Kit Winter: Hen night. It's called a hen night.

  • [first lines]

    Barnaby F. Caspian: Carmen, I don't want you to go back.

    Carmen Collazo: I'm not going back.

    Barnaby F. Caspian: Good.

    Carmen Collazo: I'm never going back.

    Barnaby F. Caspian: Marry me, Carmen.

    Carmen Collazo: What?

    Barnaby F. Caspian: [offers a ring of onion from the cutting board]

    Carmen Collazo: [giggles] What? No...

    Barnaby F. Caspian: [slides the vegetable onto her figure] Marry me.

    Carmen Collazo: Barnaby. We've known each other for...

    Barnaby F. Caspian: ...six months.

    Carmen Collazo: Five.

    Barnaby F. Caspian: ...and a half.

    Carmen Collazo: [laugh]

    Barnaby F. Caspian: So what. So what, Carmen, I've never been so sure of anything. I've never been so happy since I met you.

    Barnaby F. CaspianCarmen Collazo: [kiss and hug]

    Barnaby F. Caspian: Just promise me you'll think about, please?

    Carmen Collazo: Mm hmm.