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Another great reunion
Weston 2022-03-19 09:01:04
Although imagination and reality are vastly different, they are always inextricably linked. Whether you are a neurotic or a normal person, you always live in your own world, but normal people will bow their heads to their fate or hold back their fate in a realistic way. The method of throat and neuropathy is even more imaginative, rejected by the public, and deviated from the three views of the "public" to some extent. It's like Martin's all-in-one hope for the end of the butcher's knife and Billy's wanting one last smackdown. Will it be the wicked who will get the revenge in the end, or will they put down the butcher’s knife and become a Buddha? Billy gets the shootout he has the final say, and Martin also uses his non-violent way to get the police. From the perspective of letting go, the director finally gave an ending in which hatred will be replaced by love, but what will happen in real life, who knows?
Extended Reading
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Myra: Do you ever worry we was wrong all those years, and there ain't no heaven and there ain't no nothing?
Hans: Of course, I worry God loves us. I know He does. He's just got a funny way of showing it sometimes.
Myra: Sometimes I think God's gone crazy sometimes. Stuff He does, stuff He don't do.
Hans: Well, He's had a lot to contend with in his time, too, you know. Bastards killed His kid, too.
Myra: Don't say "bastards", honey.
Myra: It's just a word, Myra.
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Billy: What the hell happened?
Marty: Some punks jumped us. Said they were looking for a little shih tzu. Then some other punk killed those punks.
Billy: I've only been gone 10 fucking minutes!