Without a philosophical foundation, it's hard to know what the truth is

Cheyenne 2022-04-17 09:01:13

This is a very interesting and thought-provoking script! (The following contains spoilers) The whole film is developed as a suspense film, but in the end it throws a philosophical question - please prove the truth. Just like the conversation between Evan and the sheriff in class, how do you prove the existence of this stool? And this bench is clearly in front of you, but you still have to hand over the evidence, otherwise, it's just crazy. It is implied in the film that Evan is sexually violent, so he was able to scare the high school student away in time after he grabbed her hands in the woods, why did he smash through the car door when he kissed Anna in the car, and why did Anna panic afterward? Drive away. There is evidence to support the death of the high school student, but Evan said that it was his own pursuit that caused her to fall into the water and the cause of death lacked evidence to support it, and could only be judged as his imagination. Evan can't tell whether he has cheated or not, and the only evidence that can confirm that he is dating a high school girl is the pink envelope. Then as long as this only evidence disappears, then the truth does not exist either. Quite an interesting ending.

Fernando 2022-04-15 08:01:01

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