I feel that the heroine is not dead, and when the heroine crosses the checkpoint set up in Germany, at most, she collapses to the point of dying and has hallucinations.
On the night when my sister's house was destroyed, the heroine ran away with a full meal. She escaped without injury. Finally, she stayed in the shade of a tree beside the forest road. That night, a wolf passed by on the road, and the heroine became alert to the movement.
Everything in the camera is during the day. There are soldiers who are not equipped by the German army (it should be the Ukrainian army, that is, the army that killed the sister's family) from the road. The heroine has the energy to get up and take a look, and the son is playing not far away;
The camera cuts again, and the heroine is already dying in the shade of a tree. A blond man passes by with a carriage and picks up his son and heroine.
The blond man does look a lot like the heroine's Ukrainian lover who died to save her.
But think about it carefully, in fact, there is no Ukrainian lover in the heroine's hallucination, because in the hallucination, the heroine is "walking her own son across the bridge of the German gatekeepers", so this blond looks like a Ukrainian lover (gold-wrapped black hair) Male should not be fictional. In the hallucination, the heroine took her son and escaped the slaughter. In the hallucination, she could sense where she was, but she could not feel the carriage moving outside the hallucination.
The son was saved, and the blond man had a pass to clear.
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