The word "Square" itself contains the meanings of "square" and "square". Ostlund abstracted the image of "square" into "square". It is our responsibility within the boundaries: trust, care, shared rights, share the responsibility. The key scene "Beast Show" is a social miniature experiment, which is Ostrund's demonstration of the "bystander effect" in society. The significance of the experiment lies in thinking: when we face the "beast" in life and happen to be present How should we deal with ourselves? And can the collective violence ultimately triggered in the film be avoided? As Reuben asked himself, "What do I do when I'm cornered, in a dilemma, when I try to live up to my social role morally?". In the face of a moral society that we all hope for but is far from being realized, the protagonist, like any member of the human community, has his own inadequacies that need to be improved; Observing and learning, "to gain enough experience and knowledge to act correctly". KEY LINES 1. "Have you orgasmed?" "Of course" 2. "Don't focus on self-compassion, focus on the team. Listen to everyone, correct when you're wrong, then move on with regrets There's no point"
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