Seeing the happiness brought by the "fantasy" of the heroine and the pain of getting out of the "fantasy", I seem to see my own mental breakdown,
Even if she laughed and danced in fantasy. The second half of the film is the story she writes in her attempt to save, and she goes to death in his place.
As if the truth is revealed, there is always one party who dies, initially it seems that the second story is a revision of the former, she is close to him in reality,
To make up for the regret of the former, the male protagonist finally exists. The happy reality made her automatically break away from the "fantasy", she was one with it,
Now she has become a dissident again, jealous and jealous, whether the man who loves her now still loves her "fantasy", but in reality she is just
alternatives. At the end of each story, she did not ask for an answer, escaping toward pain and death.
Psychological counseling is the skeleton of the film's unfolding, just like the reasons for divorce that are not explicitly stated in the ending, the psychological causes are just as unimportant.
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I feel like I've been creating my own dreams all my life, one after another, living in such an illusory "happy" life. Imagining is completely different from reality
Matter, body and even soul may belong to one or several others. Temporary happiness, inadvertently mistaken for reality,
Then use another soul to make decisions about my life, a little more rationally thinking about how to decide how to get closer to the illusory look.
Falling into disintegration, accepting the unbearableness, imperfection, and stagnation of reality, throwing so much passion into dreaming, and suffering quite a loss.
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