Part of the function of the film is to magnify the impossible in life, to become a kind of extreme, to create a marginalized character. The protagonists of Flesh and Spirit, while seemingly a routine setting in the slaughterhouse, are both physically or psychologically incomplete. The heroine is autistic and the hero is disabled in his left hand. This has caused the two to become marginalized from the heart. Such a character design obviously makes the audience feel that there must be a natural barrier between the two characters. This also allowed the interaction between the two to become more powerful.
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