The protagonist Frank, like many bullied people, is weak in appearance, docile, harmless to humans and animals, and swallows his voice. Such people seem to be born without their own personality. If there is no accident, maybe his life is so mediocre, counting his little happiness, and living an ordinary life, he is an ordinary person.
But fate doesn't seem to favor him so much, and his wife's betrayal has become the trigger for his emotional outbreak. He was confused and at a loss, wondering why the good and evil in this world were so unequal. He did not choose to swallow his voice again, but said "no" to evil. Unlike ordinary people, he has a cool head, he thinks about the meaning of what he does, he has a ruler to measure his morals, he is not blind and decisive, he is a superhero, he is not ordinary.
Libby's appearance disrupted my understanding of the entire movie. Her appearance awakened the protagonist, but she was violent and impulsive. It seemed that all of this was to set off Frank's extraordinaryness, but Frank was extraordinary. The moment when Libby was headshot, I understood that this world is not perfect, and everything will not go smoothly because of your efforts, there will be bullying, there will be crime, there will be death...
But if you don't do it, nothing will ever change!
PS: Phantom cat, is Uncle Wolf's claws easy to use?
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