Burn-E was high-spirited when he started to attack, and he was full of energy when wearing the equipment, which reminded people of the confident and youthful mentality of every worker when he entered the industry.
However, as accidents continued to occur, Burn-E's humble attitude of being abandoned in the outer porch of the spaceship, unheard of, and bowing his head in front of the boss robot, reflects the reality that workers are not given enough attention and respect.
Finally, the spaceship landed on the earth, and the earth has become a desert, a huge garbage dump, a metaphor for the bloated and sick human society that was once crazy and most profit-seeking.
Burn-E still has to press the boss robot's button to play "Ode to Joy" after the spacecraft has landed. After several setbacks to complete the task, he almost lost his life. In exchange, there was only one song and a poor reward, but Burn-E regarded it as a treasure, which was evident from his excited performance. This move satirizes the sad reality that workers are always dependent on capitalists. Before the broadcast of Ode to Joy, the parts that fell from high altitude smashed the outside of the spacecraft again, the maintenance alarm sounded, Burn-E collapsed tiredly, and the rare peace was finally deprived, which fully reflected the laborers who were overwhelmed by the burden of hard work. resignedly. The short film ends with the scene of Burn-E falling to the ground and the main melody of Ode to Joy, which form a strong contrast.
Welder Burn-E, the epitome of the working class of human society.
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