I'd say Americans can really go anywhere...

Thelma 2022-11-23 08:43:42

I didn't see the male protagonist paying any price for the items. His final state was so perfect that he not only held the beauty back but also found his daughter, turning himself into an invulnerable, immortal super living thing. And I also want to throw the key into the house, so that no one can beat him to death in the future (is he mentally ill? Why don't you leave room for yourself? If you get tired of it in the future, you will never die. In the future, I also want to be dead like his predecessor, so what should he do?). Fortunately, the screenwriter seemed to be trying to make a sequel, so the key was not locked in the end.
I don't know how that Mr. Nameless from another parallel universe made himself so miserable. Although he does not know anyone in this world, and has no identity. But human beings are alive, and interpersonal relationships are built on it. Those unidentified stowaways and illegal workers didn't put themselves in a mental hospital.
The screenwriter finally made a foreshadowing in order to write a sequel. So Momo Haw refused to explain the cause and effect of the room clearly.
And what is the explanation for the conservation of energy in the room? do not know. In the real world, people continue to die, and energy is conserved. Is it difficult to have a person born for every person who dies?
ps: Americans are really strong. Even in the room to have a love to give up. No matter what woman, no matter where, if you don't talk about it, it's real. If you really want to create a new life in this room, is it a normal person or an object? With the virtues of the Americans, the male protagonist will definitely have to roll the sheets with the female many times after he becomes an item. What if he has a child? Isn't it breaking the conservation of energy? Or that after this man becomes an object, he can't give birth to a child.

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