Expecting the key to end up just out of reach at her feet, Danny gets away with it, and Alice fades out of the audience in desperation. As a result, the director probably didn't want the innocent party to be implicated. At the moment when Alice tried her best, it is estimated that many viewers hoped that she would not be able to touch it, but Alice was lucky, and V threw the key in a Lucky location.
That is, the transition between this line, Alice changed from despair to hope, and she escaped smoothly. Barefoot, she found Danny's car along the road. This ex-boyfriend was really unlucky. She thought that when it was 2 million to become a rich man, an accident happened.
So Alice was blessed by the gods again. She evaporated the pain and despair of being kidnapped, the hurt and frustration of being betrayed, and even the anger of not being cared by her father in less than two minutes of crying. Now, it's not Alice who is missing, but her conscience. In the end, she profited, took the 2 million that she finally extorted from her father, and disappeared from our sight.
I don't know what the director wants to express. I only know that this feeling of being alive and dead will wake up after the event, and we will suddenly think that if we were not saved at the time, we might die, not necessarily. This kind of afterthought is always more terrifying than the moment you experience it, because you don't know how terrible death is without life.
Originally, this deep-seated fear needed warm comfort to heal slowly, but the heroine saw the ransom in the car, the dead kidnapper, as if she saw a rare opportunity, emotionally from fear to greed to profit , this may be her chance to be reborn. In the movie, Danny repeated many times that this ransom cannot be traced, that is, Alice's final whereabouts must have disappeared like a torn ticket.
With money, can she throw everything away and start all over again? I don't know, and neither does Alice. But at least she can be instantly rich now, human beings are so greedy.
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