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1. Fake cops in fantasy Did the incident of killing a real cop driving with a knife happen in the real world?
A: LZ thinks that this plot was also imagined by Fatty. If Fatty killed six people in the real world and the six people who died in the dream corresponded to the six people who died in the dream, wouldn't there be more police drivers who died, so that tragic The police driver is only there to set the stage for the plot.
2. Is there any connection between the 6 people killed by the fat man in reality and the 6 people in fantasy?
A: LZ thinks no. The only basis is the photos of the victims in reality. It seems that the only thing we can see is a face-down female deceased. But there is no such way of death among the 6 people in the fantasy.
3. What does the 11 people in the fantasy have to do with the fat man's split personality?
A: LZ also found out after reading a movie review by others. For example, young couples allude to Fatty's parents when he was a child, prisoners allude to bad people in society, and prostitutes who are about to open an orchard allude to the good side of their mothers, etc. These should be compared with Fatty. The experiences over the years have led to constant splitting of personalities, with each fictional character representing Fatty's perception of his surroundings.
4. Why did those corpses suddenly disappear?
A: This LZ doesn't know either. First of all, it can't be moved by the imaginary little boy. He doesn't have the strength to wipe the blood stains so carefully.
Another person said that the doctor gave the fat man drugs to cause the body to disappear. I don't know what the basis is, because when I came back to reality, the doctor said to the judge: "You just saw his 10 characters." So I think When that fantasy plot happened, Fatty had been sitting in front of the doctor and the judge. Fatty had been switching between various personalities and constantly fighting, so the judge also recognized his schizophrenia.
So I hope someone can give LZ a reasonable answer. . .
5. What does the poem mean?
This is the biggest problem that has been bothering LZ
when I was going up the stairs
I met a man who wasn't there
He wasn't there again today He wasn't there again today
I wish I wish he'd go away I wish ... I wish he had left ......
LZ current view is that all kinds of personality upstairs room occupied by fat, his personality will split, New people will appear, and that personality will disappear. But if I explain it like this, I can't understand why this poem is so prominent, why the justice driver policeman in the fantasy will be called back to the real world when he thinks of this poem?
6. The meaning of those numbers In the
fantasy, everyone will leave a number after death, and there is a close-up shot of the house number changing from 6 to 9. Are these related?
Liz really can't think of why. . It can only be understood as a gimmick by the director. .
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The above is a subjective guess that LZ does not understand. The whole movie gives LZ the feeling that although it is interlinked, it does not seem to have a particularly memorable meaning. . Judges, please feel free to play.
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