6 people can't eat every time they get together, no tea, no coffee, no milk, no boiled water, roast chicken is fake, bread with salad can only be put on the plate, poor ambassador Miranda can only eat the meat happens in a dream.
Interspersed with various dreams, is it a return visit of the characters' inner fears in the midst of trouble, or the reflection of real thoughts in dreams?
The six of them scurried along the endless country road aimlessly, looking around. Very cautious and blind.
Fearing that her social status would be shaken, she dreamed that their banquet was moved to the stage and turned into an entertainer for the audience. This is the embodiment of fear in the dream state.
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There are original sin plots similar to "killing one's father and marrying one's mother" in the film, as well as irrepressible sexual impulses. Is it to be interpreted by Freud's psychoanalysis or by surrealism?
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