The conflict here is between humans and animals.
Herzog constructed film as an investigation to explore this relationship.
The conclusion is: The difference in the relationship between Tridwell and the Grizzlies determined the tragedy of Tridwell.
By using the chronology of this relationship as the plot, Herzog creates a conflict in which the plot always leads people towards the protagonist's goal.
The use of dramatic techniques in documentaries makes the film more novel and attractive.
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About the design of the interview:
On October 6th last year, here, next to Lake Kavria, was the place where I picked up Tim and Amy. A very ordinary day, rain, fog, and wind. It’s a little strange. I didn’t see him, didn’t hear anything, and didn’t have any equipment on the beach. I stood up straight and started calling Tim and Amy. No one answered. I saw something moving on the top of the mountain. So I thought they might not hear my call because of the wind, so I decided to climb up to the camp to see what happened. There was a deep trace through the woods leading to the camp, about three-quarters of the way. I felt something was wrong with the way up the mountain. It was a bit strange. I called out loudly but no one answered. So I turned around and started to descend quickly. I kind of... trot down the mountain alone. When I entered the deepest part of the forest, when I approached the plane , I happened to turn around. When I turned around, a vicious-looking bear I had seen before bowed its head and was sneaking closer. It was the most vicious-looking animal coming from the bush, so I quickly Jumped into the plane, started it, the plane took off, turned around, flew over the camp, looked down, and saw a man’s cage, I knew there was either Tim or Amy lying there. What is it eating. When I...so I hovered and descended very low in the sky, I wanted to drive it away, just hovering again and again like this, every time it approaches, it starts to eat faster and faster,...
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