I think this suspenseful film is more about the nature of human nature. When I see "Godot", my first impression will be associated with Beckett's "Waiting for Godot". The "Godot" in this drama represents beauty and hope. Admittedly, I think the name of the second male in this film is very elegant. Although "Godot" is the one who is bullied and oppressed, he is also the one who represents justice and love. Simon's lying is a wrong thing in itself, and "Godot" just represents justice to punish him. At the same time, "Godot" is more rational. At first, he used "gift" to warn Simon, "The bad thing is the gift." Later, after Simon tore his face with him, he launched a bigger punishment. However, in the process, he never hurt Robin, she always treated him kindly, and he repaid her with love. Some would say that "Godot" had the intent to rape Robin in the film. But combined with the personal character of "Godot", as a victim of bullying, he will naturally not let a good person who treats him well suffer the same pain. In that video, he wore the mask of the monkey that Simon was afraid of, like a mischievous teenager, and waved to him, just like when Simon lied to others when he was a teenager. Since it was all "prank", why should you believe it?
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