I'm considering if the cycle is repeated every ten years, if you stay outside for ten years and then come back, you will be ten years older, and the previous ten years after you escaped, the younger brother was still a child. This is not logical, there should be no such a wide-ranging cycle So is it possible that in the last picture of rushing out, the oncoming car is the picture that the brothers enter in a loop again, regardless of the reflection of the car, it has to overlap with the next cycle in an instant. The film is on, just like the bird that just wanted to fly out but was killed, and then started again, the new-born brothers entered the cycle, because they still retained their memories, so the two thought they came out, like everyone else, also It took many repetitions to understand the rules. This requires a process of self-awakening. I think when the two brothers continue to move forward and find that they are returning to the camp, they will truly understand. Of course, maybe that's their cycle, every time they escape, get hit, and come back. Just like the group of people in the camp, the last of them are all new selves who were reincarnated after death, but it was the first time for the two brothers to go back and chat with everyone in the camp, and they all understood. Next time, Maybe choose the same way to die as everyone else, maybe try a different escape route or way, hit or die at the end. Later, when they come back next time, the brothers who keep their memories will be able to face it as calmly as everyone else.
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