The first part of the driving shot has a quiet and shocking feeling. The cars next to it pass forward one by one. The dark tunnel and the sense of blockage are simply the feelings of the misunderstood people in the car.
The process of trying to understand is a sick process.
The blue that appears in the picture is very interesting. One of the other two, the blue on the door, looked at first glance as if he had been submerged by the sea. Only a few of his stories are revealed, and it's quite uncomfortable to think about. What is uncertain is whether he has dissected his own children in the laboratory, and he suspects that he is trying to treat them as another existence, but it is difficult to do so, and he is just more "awake" in front of people. When I finally picked up the ball on the ground, it was really hard.
The first night of subtractive treatment also seemed to be submerged at the beginning, the blue that gradually appeared, the blue towel in the kettle at the end, and other symbols of water. Sweating, the male protagonist said shame.
The two people here have found their own way of coping, although they may not feel right, but they are also balanced. The hero has also found his balance.
The guess is that after the EEG is conveyed, the island is the ideological domain of the male protagonist copied by the sea. Or maybe Hai found some way of coexistence in the male protagonist.
In fact, Hai was also greatly affected, probably not only from the male protagonist, because he was also loved by the researcher as a child before. One is that it accumulates and changes, and the other is that it also tells him that it is another existence, and it cannot be seen in the way that it wants, plus it is affected by the "wife" (the role played, the individual imitated) , have suicidal thoughts (again because they feel they don't love themselves anymore). It may then copy (?) the male protagonist's brain activity to create an island, and he also begins to fall in love with the existence that is not his own.
Humans need humans. Just like we all need eggs, trying to understand things beyond a certain range (asking questions about love, death, life) comes with a price (sweating, getting sick in the movies).
The top three treatment methods are suicide, whitewashing, and self-deprecating (?). In fact, the last one understands all of this very well, and also knows that it is useless to warn the male protagonist of all this at the beginning. Only when he realizes it himself can he handle it in his own way.
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