Is this story fate? According to the saying in the movie, fate has nothing to do with a person, fate only has to do with others, it is the expectations and beliefs of others for that person. However, the world is its own after all. What others do to oneself is fundamentally no good to oneself. People always have to carry their own cross and walk on the highway leading to the long night.
Lango's final "awakening", according to the so-called fate, became a legend, but instead it was a compromise to fate. The arrangement of the plot probably also wants to highlight the point of view that "people are people in the story".
I think the so-called story, not fate. People are people in stories, and stories are stories of people.
I don't have much to say about the story. I just hope that one day, I can throw away the so-called stories and the people who wrote them.
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