Is this a metaphor for Jesus?

Ayden 2022-03-24 09:02:30

I'm not a Christian, but I personally feel that Heather's hair, appearance and body in the film are quite similar to the Jesus in popular belief. Although I did not find out that it was Jesus when I looked at it, there was always a vague illusion. There are two cartoons in the end credits that directly mention Jesus, one is the Last Supper, and the other is nailed hands, which made me think of the title.

Westerners seem to believe that "no one knows what Jesus thought", which means that the way Jesus redeemed the world may not be understood by the world. Heather obviously plays the role of redemption in the film, but the method is more alternative.

For Nicole, when she was most helpless, she needed someone to warm and comfort her, and Heather played this role. For grandma, who always wanted someone to accompany, even if it was just a conversation and a walk, Heather played that role. To TJ, Heather smashed TJ's originally stagnant life to pieces, shattered TJ's fantasy that Heather would protect him, and shattered Nicole, the only pure land in TJ's heart. He shattered almost all of TJ's spiritual hiding places, all self-deception and weakness, so that he could face and face everything, and help him in times of crisis. And at the end of the film, he pointed out the way out of life for TJ and his father.

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  • Hayley 2022-04-21 09:02:49

    Watch the end first to understand. What's wrong with one egg, there's at least one more!

  • Axel 2022-03-27 09:01:12

    The final funeral was very exciting, the words were not rough, ah, for a moment, Heath Ledger was possessed, and for a moment...

Hesher quotes

  • T.J.: Just leave me alone.

    Hesher: Alright I'll go but um, on one condition.

    [Hesher Farts, Then Leaves]

  • Mrs. Rosowski: Life is like walking in the rain... you can hide and take cover or you can just get wet.