Marigpa

Moriah 2022-11-09 10:38:51

The title seems to be that the male protagonist made a green rope and tied it to his wrist. At the end of the film, the male protagonist untied the green rope, and the world he was in disappeared. Therefore, the male protagonist always has the control of entering and leaving the human world. It is difficult to say that he was created in Melissa's dream.

My understanding is that at the beginning, the male protagonist took the initiative to enter the human world (when the green rope was woven in the title), but got lost in the middle and forgot that he came from outside the human world (story 1 and story 2 and most of story 3) ). Finally, he was reminded by Hope and realized that he had to untie the green rope and return to his original world (untie the green rope).

It can be seen from the end of the film that the world of Melissa and the little girl does not depend on the existence of the male protagonist. Compared with the male protagonist, they just have a deeper Marigpa.


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The Nines quotes

  • Gabriel: Look, I'm not some crazy Ted Bundy guy. I'm not going to rape or kill you or anything... which is of course what Ted Bundy would say.

  • [repeated line]

    Noelle: He's not coming back.