1. The poster’s explanation of "In addition to Reality A and Reality B, there is Reality Zero. Reality Zero, Reality A, and Reality B are all very similar universes"
. The sentence "I have decided" is very meaningful~
2. According to the movie, let’s say that at the end of reality B, the beauty did not die, but she unexpectedly met the agent, and this agent obviously cannot be the agent in reality B, otherwise it is contradictory. And someone downstairs commented that if the agent is not dead, then there are two agents in the same universe at the same time. But I always feel that this person's idea is a bit outrageous. I think when the beauty meets the agents, they should no longer be in reality B, and this beauty should have crossed the boundary of two universes at the same time, that is, reality B and another universe.
So what is the universe after crossing reality B?
Reality A or Reality Zero or something else?
In my opinion, this is what people are too fucking capable of editing. Anyway, it's a movie, it doesn't matter how fake it is.
The director created a reality C. When B just developed into beauty pain, cut to reality C, the switch in the middle was quite smooth, it was absolutely damn good. As for reality B, if you don't switch, the agent will either die or live, but it's estimated that he won't live. Regardless of whether it is alive or dead, everyone can imagine the following things anyway. As for what happened before the switching of reality C, well, I think you can just think about it, as long as you don't want the agent to consciously save the beauty and die.
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