Update: If you understand the plot from a Go perspective. Imagine two roughly identical worlds, mirror images of each other, like black and white on a chessboard. Both have a channel. Pope and the hero B and even this signal plan seem to be based on the perspective of the competitive relationship between the two worlds, while his wife is based on the perspective of peaceful development. The director's creation of such a context is of course a reflection of the resurgence of the Cold War mentality.
Then, once the Cold War returns, both sides are based on weakening or even eliminating the existence of their opponents. As the department that grasps the ultimate meaning of the two worlds, it must also be the department closest to affecting the fate of the world.
Indian men or other people who were killed must be elites on the top of the pyramid in another world. The two worlds hurt each other, seal the key figures of the opponent, and protect the key figures of their own world. Therefore, once an Indian man is promoted, he will be killed because he has the quality to take a key position, but he made a mistake in this world.
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