The little boy Remy and his family, Brandon and Dawn and the Mexicans they met on the way, Brandon's younger brother Tommy's family, Professor Graphite, Zoe and his grandmother, are all victims of violence and cold violence or abuser.
Remy was born in a wealthy family, recovering from a serious illness, but lacks spiritual care. For Remy, he is undoubtedly lonely. Like his father, he believes that the winner dog has a personality, but he is different from his father. comfort. So he played the flute to the winner dog, let him go for the right of the winner dog, and in order to vent his loneliness, he had a carnival with the winner dog, which was probably the happiest moment of his life. But eventually winnerdog left him and Remy was alone. Remy is a victim of cold violence.
Dwayne rescued the winner dog (Dawn was alone, so she had her golden sentence: there is nothing to linger on here), Brandon was a former school bully (the perpetrator, who was also drug violence, domestic violence and cold violence) Victims), Brandon, Dawn and Dachshund trek together and meet Mexicans on the way, and both victims of violence feel pity at the same time. In their conversation with the Mexicans, the key point of the film is "cold", that there are only two kinds of people in the United States, the perpetrator and the victim.
Tommy and his wife are disabled and bear the pain of infertility (victims of cold violence). Tommy indulges in violent games (a way for him to vent his anger), and Tommy's wife is ashamed to go out because of her disability. In this case, Dawn brought a dachshund to the Tommy family, and what does the dachshund symbolize? It is the soft part of the heart, a kind of consolation. Tommy's family finds solace in what appears to be a happy ending. But the solace that Tommy's family gained was lost by the little boy Remy, and indirectly became the relationship between the abuser and the victim, which is unavoidable.
The commercial music sounded, and a winner dog walked north from the southern part of the United States, just like Brandon and Dawn, just like the Mexican family, they just wanted to live in peace and find a place where they could nostalgize and have no violence. (Refer to the lyrics)
and the story of Professor Shizuo and Grandma Zoe in the back emphasizes that although the above plot is ultimately happy, it is only superficial. What if then what, to borrow the words of Professor Graphites, what if the Tommy family found some kind of solace. What if there was a new development in Professor Graphite's script. What if Grandma Zoe had a filial granddaughter. In the end the good things, the solace, the soft-hearted parts are not crushed again and again like Grandma Zoe's dog.
So the winnerdog (the soft part of the heart) exists only in the artwork.
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