About the ultimate love under resentment

Miles 2022-03-17 09:01:03

At the end, it feels like a movie theme combining love and soul resentment. Uncle Train has never known who pushed him off the rails (it is true that the American subway always has this kind of neuropathy that pushes others off the rails, which is in line with national conditions), he hates that he can't catch the murderer, and is perfunctory by the society by falling off himself. In the past, so he never went to heaven. A group of souls in the psychic workshop after the real realization of psychics did not explain things to their families well, and never left the world. And Sam did not go to heaven because the murderer had not been punished, and his friends had betrayed him and planned a conspiracy. In the end, Gal and the killer were taken to hell respectively, and Sam Xuehen went to heaven. It also explains a little why there are not so many souls on the street. (It may be that there is no nostalgia or resentment in the world, or it may be captured by the messengers of hell.) There are also themes of truth, goodness and beauty in doing bad things and going to hell.

Talk about Gal. From the beginning of his dialogue with Sam, he always thought that he and Sam were very close friends. But later, he wanted to use Sam to help the gang launder money, and he didn't hesitate to let people rob Sam's wallet to get his account password. It felt a bit unexpected, but after thinking about it, it seemed a bit reasonable. When Sam was working, he pretended to care that Sam wanted to help him, but he actually took the opportunity to not let him know that Gal was laundering money. It's no longer irrational to not be so sad after Sam's death. Moreover, his feelings for Sam's girlfriend Jasmine are also very ambiguous, and Jasmine and Jasmine always close the distance intentionally or unintentionally, and it is no longer the distance that should be kept between friends. But maybe there is helplessness (?) that he is helping the gang to launder money, and he will be assassinated if he does not succeed. But it's not to betray your friends, just for the 80,000 commission. A villain who betrays his friends and deceives his friends' wives for profit.

Talk about Jasmine. Jasmine was not deceived by Gal's sweet words, she only had Sam on her mind. Although the psychic said that Sam's soul was still alive, this very absurd thing, he was still convinced by thinking about this sweet moment that belonged only to the two of them. Don't be afraid to report to the police. It was Jasmine's love for Sam that gave Sam a strong will to fight evil.

The psychic really has a little bit of a role as a tool person. Because of annoyance, Sam kept thinking and had to help Sam find Molly. (I always thought the psychic would tempt her to help Sam because he could help her win the lottery or something, but no, but it fits the theme: do bad things and go to hell, and have to praise.) The psychic was petty at first. He has a lot of criminal records and is a snob, but after watching Sam Molly's perfect love step by step, he was slowly moved, donated 400W, and took the initiative to let Sam get on his body. From small heart to big heart. At the same time, it is also responsible for laughing. With her around, there is usually a relaxed atmosphere.

strong will. Uncle Train teaches you to focus on your beliefs and strong will, and you can do it. Alluding to the theme, Sam's strong will to protect Jasmine, his strong love for Jasmine. high!

Interlude oh my love. Originally from here, classic!

The only bug: playing with clay to make out, hands haven't washed yet!

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Ghost quotes

  • Carl Bruner: [Answers the phone nervously] Carl Bruner speaking.

    Voice: Hi, Carl.

    Carl Bruner: Mr. Balistrari.

    Voice: Balistrari? Carl, it's me, John.

    Carl Bruner: John. John, sorry, um, what - what - what - what's up?

  • Oda Mae Brown: I'm feeling something... did he know someone by the name of Ana?

    Rosa Santiago: [shakes head no]

    Oda Mae Brown: Consuelo?

    Rosa Santiago: [shakes head no]

    Oda Mae Brown: Lucita?

    Rosa Santiago: [shakes head no]

    Oda Mae Brown: Julieta?

    Rosa Santiago: [shakes head no]

    Oda Mae Brown: Josefina?

    Rosa Santiago: [shakes head no]

    Oda Mae Brown: Linda?

    [getting frustrated]

    Oda Mae Brown: Maria?

    Rosa Santiago: Sí, sí! His mamá! She is Maria!

    Oda Mae Brown: Yes! Praise God, I knew he was with his mama!