The protagonist still lost [spoiler serious]

Dedrick 2022-01-22 08:01:38

The main idea is to say: People live in an era of machine control. Machines are already powerful enough to control people's memories, but they can't directly read people's memories. The
protagonist is a rebel scientist who created a virus that can destroy the machine, but he was caught. After living, the story revolves around the machine fighting the wits and the scientists to find the place

where the scientist hides the virus. Several of the meanings. The camera is surveillance, the fan represents the memory device, and the tree (or painting) is the place where the scientist hides the virus, and the scientist is also there. memory has been the guardian of the place


and finally, scientists fall short film, got behind the photo virus will let the computer know
how the computer uses more ruthless in memory and continue to create new memories to induce protagonist. scientists hope to continue , Disappointment, greater hope, greater disappointment, until the scientist completely gives up resistance in the face of a greater hope. It

also includes some familiar memories, strange memories. In fact, familiar memories make scientists wary, while strange memories Let the scientists relax. So the coffee shop is familiar, and the clerk is familiar, but the outside world, the ones before the end of the film are unfamiliar, but the hostess of the coffee shop has not changed but changed the name, which is very Big problem. All kinds of hints from fans and cameras indicate that the protagonist is still in the secret room.

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Infinity Chamber quotes

  • Fletcher: What's your favorite meal as a kid? First thing that comes to mind.

    Frank: My father made pancakes.

    Fletcher: Think about that. Think about him. Think about the place. The smells, every detail. Can you see it?

    Frank: Yeah.

    Fletcher: Now, everything stays the same. Same man, same smells, same moments, but... He's making waffles. The memory stays the same but the entry point is different. They're in the right house but they kicked down the wrong door. Man, I could really go for some god damn waffles right now.

  • Frank: I'm not really here.

    Gabby: No?

    Frank: No. You're not here, none of us here.

    Gabby: Ah, really? Well, that would explain my profit margins.