———————— ————————— ———————————— ————————— ——First of all, Tom must be the real Gerri, the character Migg separated by Tom is a real person (but it is another employee who is estimated to be a social relief agency. I will talk about it later), but the beggar is not Migg, It's also that Stevie that Tom has separated is real—— ———— ————— —————— ——————————— ——————————— ——The plot gradually analyzes the time. The first shot is to focus on the house number. Only the 9th is broken, which means that people often come, who often comes? The answer is that Tom often divides himself into beggars and comes to his house. There is also the real Migg (that is, an employee of the relief agency) who sometimes comes to Tom's house to inquire about the investigation. I don't know if everyone has noticed, about the power outage, Migg appeared. Gerri, who was separated out by Tom, made himself think that Migg was separated out by himself. Tom mistook Migg for a beggar who was separated out by himself, and killed him. In the course of the story, Tom himself struggles between the two characters he has isolated. The first is the death of his girlfriend, which was a big blow to him. Plus I don't like being a primary school teacher. So I came up with an identity similar to my idol (beggar) and started to create. In fact, he wanted to escape this world, but he didn't have the courage, so he chose a beggar to help him delete the message and turn off the phone. Give yourself an excuse to escape the real world.
Over time, when you realize that you can't live a normal life. His dream and reality finally he chose reality. The separated Gerri let himself deny the beggar, and he slowly returned to real life. But the real MIgg is pitiful, he was mistaken for a beggar, and was killed by Tom, which is the last scene lying in the bathtub.
Among them, in their dialogue balabala, Tom himself is struggling with his own precision.
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Personal opinion: This is the reality and the dream. The dream was born when Tom lost the person he loved the most. He felt that he should do what he wanted to do. But again when he lost all the instinctive choices of the real life. Ironically, the dream may only be his YY.
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