Ryan's growth line is clearly visible, showing her resistance to the human world from the beginning: she likes to be in space because she is "quiet and not so noisy" on the way home "I just drove my head down." Later, when explaining the reason for his name, Ryan said lightly: "My father wants a boy." From these simple words, you can guess the context of Ryan's growth: she was not expected. Child, she was not happy. She hates humans and would rather live alone. Even talking about the death of her four-year-old daughter, her evaluation is "stupid way to die."
Sometimes, the life you think you want is not the life you really want to live. What you think of yourself is not your true self.
McGee always emphasizes telling the audience what kind of person your character is, and you must let her make a choice. Under pressure, you can let the audience see clearly, stripping away the surface illusion, what kind of person she is.
Ryan’s first stress came from a satellite debris attack. She was knocked off and floated alone in the universe for a while. Then the protagonist caught her and asked her to step aside so that the booster could work. Ryan's hands were tight. Holding onto the male protagonist, she shouted "NO", she was afraid of floating in the universe, alone. There were cracks in her previous mask.
The second pressure comes from the hero who is about to let go, leaving her the chance to live. Ryan is holding the rope and begging the hero not to leave. The hero decisively leaves. Ryan is at a loss in the lonely universe. , At the moment, she is only left with herself.
Ryan thinks she likes to live a life alone, away from the noisy crowds. After all, she has been doing this all the time on earth-driving fast on the highway, even if no one needs to miss herself, it doesn’t matter. As long as you turn on the volume of the radio, you won't think about anything, and you won't be able to hear people's voices.
Sound is a concept that has been emphasized throughout the movie, and it is also an important metaphor. The sound symbolizes the crowd, the care and love, the need and the need. The heroine Ryan's rejection of human voices is a symbol of refusing to establish any connection with others.
Then came the third heavy pressure. Ryan experienced another tragedy: the Soyuz International Space Station exploded. (Speaking of this explosion, I can’t help but vomit. In my opinion, this is the story of the whole movie. The only place in the layout is not good. It can explode. Metal friction and the like. The heroine has to pass by and take a look, and then give a shot of the flames. This is really... just to make the audience worry about the protagonist. Don’t let the audience worry about the heroine’s IQ).
Before being affected by the explosion, Ryan drove the escape pod and successfully escaped from the exploded Soyuz. Here, the audience and the heroine all saw the hope of returning to Earth, but the rapidly declining fuel indicator made everyone's emotions. Fell to the bottom.
The heroine finally lost hope and was alone, and there was no human voice around her. The sound of electricity, the sound of crashing, and the unknown noise all made the surroundings even more silent. Ryan turned on the communication device and kept talking, but the end result was all in vain. The only clear channel Ryan found came from Earth, an ordinary person who had never met. Ryan listened to the laughter of this person, the cry of his pet, and even the cry of the baby. As mentioned at the beginning, it was the thing she hated the most-the human voice, which became her life-saving straw at the same time. It was also the last straw that crushed her—others had voices, all kinds of voices, and she had nothing. Others have love and are needed, and she is always alone. The voice far away from human beings is just a disguise, a means to cover up one's loneliness and jealousy.
Ryan made up her mind to die, she decided to admit her weakness and that she was a loser in the face of fate.
The illusion of hypoxia is quite powerful, as long as there is a glimmer of hope, no creature will give up living. But in Ryan's hallucinations, it was the dead male protagonist who gave her strength, like an oracle. Some people might think that this is a poorly arranged coincidence, but the arrangement of this paragraph is quite good in my opinion. What gives Ryan hope is the space training she received, the knowledge she remembered in her own subconscious, but her subconscious gave the credit to the male protagonist-because he really saved her life. Ryan repelled the hero while admiring him, so subconsciously, she needed the hero to give her courage and strength. The hero gave her life in order to save herself. The voices he brought—talking words and music—are all. Have great power.
After that, Ryan began to talk non-stop, constantly making various sounds, including swearing, talking to himself, and constantly trying to contact the earth. The silent breathing in the previous plot hardly appeared again.
Ryan had her own voice. After she admitted how lonely and how much she missed her daughter, she had courage to come to her. With the power of all the dead, she wants to escape from the universe and return to the earth.
In the end, Ryan's cabin burned in the atmosphere and fell, and Ryan burst into laughter. She was no longer afraid of sounds, no longer afraid of sounds, she wrapped herself tightly and disguised herself from the beginning, thinking that she just hated noisy humans to willing to admit that she hated those sounds only because of the lack of "voices", and experienced satellite debris attacks. My first time in the universe, the hero gave up the chance to live, the space station exploded, the escape capsule had no fuel, the landing boosted to reach Tiangong, satellite debris attacked, finally reached the earth, the body and soul entered the trough together, reborn together, and finally the hero Finally standing on the earth, there was a lot of noisy all around, we saw her feet, then her legs, and our eyes slowly moved up until she was above her shoulders. The sky was behind her. That shot was unforgettable for a lifetime.
What could be more suitable for long shots than in the universe? The stars are shining, everything is silent, and the wrecked satellites gleaming like dazzling meteors. Human beings are so worthless.
But humans survived, and they will live for a long time. The huge, shining human nature can still make a dead soul speak.
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