First of all, there are always "3" Jesses in the Aeolus world:
A good version of Jessie (she always boarded on the port side)
B evil version of Jessie (she always boarded on the starboard side)
each Jessie (good A, evil B) There will be 3 different roles:
Jessie when he just boarded the ship, Jessie the lurker after one cycle, and Jessie the masked man after the second cycle.
This cycle is like this:
Jessie (first Second) Boarding-(shooting down the masked man into the water) lurkers ----- Masked man (shooting down the water by the new boarding Jessie)
Secondly, why do we say that there must be "two kinds" of Jessie?
The movie has an extremely important setting "loops", that is, "loops:
there is always a team of five people on board, the key that Jessie lost, the note that says "kill they all", the necklace that fell into the waterway, the dead seagull ... Wait, the above plot always repeats itself.
However, the story on the ship is not simply repeated. There are subtle differences, such as
when Jessie and Greene quarrel, and when Jessie returns to the restaurant again, this Time...
A plot Jessie first saw the food on the table spoiled, and then looked back to see Victor covered in blood.
At this time Victor attacked like Jessie A, and Jessie A killed Victor
B by accident during the fight. Jessie first saw the deterioration of the food on the table, and then looked back (at this time Victor should have appeared) and
saw the lurking Jessie A pointing his gun at Victor. For the first time (or n times), the two Jesses meet in time and space.
The lurker Jessie A (has a gun, the necklace has been lost) said
"you are not me" on board Jessie B (the necklace is not lost) at this time. The plot here is completely different.
At the beginning Jessie boarded the ship, knocked down the masked Jessie into the water, and finally was thrown into the water by the newly boarded Jessie (the story is completely mirrored).
Well, let’s go back to the first act:
when Jessie A is on the ship. Victor was killed by mistake in the fight.
At this time, the theater shots. Jessie A was too late to board the ship. Griinger was dead. Then Downey and Sally got shot
and boarded the ship Jessie A and Masked Jessie. At the stern deck of A, he fought hand-to-hand and plunged masked Jessie A into the water.
At this time, Jessie A, who was on board the ship, was transformed into Jessie A the lurker along with the newly boarded five-person team.
Act Two: After the
lurker Jesse A takes a gun and meets Jesse B on board, Jesse B hides his face and flees
until the stern fights with masked Jesse B. Jesse B on board never appears again? So it's very strange here?
When the theater masked Jessie B shot Griinger and killed Greener, it was the lurker Jessie A who came out to rescue him, not the ship Jessie B?
There is a major difference between the plots of A and B, and Downey and Sally are rescued (temporarily of course)
when the lurker Jesse A returns to the restaurant and wants Victor to be
more strange. . . Victor was gone, and there was only a way of blood leading to the hull of the ship to the sea. Possible scenarios:
1. Victor committed suicide (it doesn’t make sense)
2. Someone killed him and threw him into the sea
(who, Donny, Sa Li, Lurker Jessie A, B masked Jessie can not only ...)
followed by Donny was killed (in Scarlet room) was killed Sally (Sally Cemetery at the top of the ship)
at this time , Jessie B appears on the ship, beats the masked Jessie B and plunges her into the water (the details have also changed). After the
second act, the
attentive audience may have discovered something
before returning to the third act of the movie (understandable) For the first act)
Jessie B should be the lurker
at this time. What is she doing as Jessie B the lurker when the theater is in a fierce gunfight?
What did Victor do when she wrestled with Jessie A on board the ship?
There is no scene in the film to explain, but we can use the method of elimination to determine her. . . Nothing is
compared to Jessie A who risked his death to save her friend in the second act. This is a huge contrast! ?
And when Jessie A and Masked Jessie B were lurking in the second act (a fierce gunfight, there is no unheard situation),
Jessie B chose to board the ship. . . Do nothing
? If this is a logically rigorous movie, there must be some reason.
At the end of the first act, there are two very small details
. 1. When Victor appeared covered in blood, he attacked Deng without hesitation. Boat Jessie A
(conversely reason, what did the lurker Jessie B who injured him do?)
2. At the end, when Jessie A boarded the ship looking for masked Jessie A on the deck, he suddenly heard There was a sound of footsteps.
At this time, masked Jessie appeared behind her. At this time, all the five teams died. Only "2" Jessie survived on the boat.
That is to say, the voice upstairs could only be a single person. The lurker Jessie B
witnessed the death of her friends one by one, but she stood on a high place silently admiring it. At this time, she was a real lurker
silently. . . Wait patiently until the next scene, finally we waited for the cruel cut-throat masked Jessie B! ! !
(That is Jessie B, the lurker in Act One)
We can probably guess the result: this Jessie is two completely different people from the other Jessie!
Jessie in plot A, until she became a masked Jessie in the third act, did she firm up her idea of killing
(before, she had been working hard to save her friends)
Jessie in plot B, two Jie at the restaurant After West met, she had already returned to her original face
(the first target was the dying Victor and threw him into the sea)
Now we can infer that when (the second act) Jessie A, the lurker, pointed his gun to Jessie B and boarded the ship,
Jessie B’s memory was restored~~~It was a devilish memory~~~ Repeated deaths countless times, Killing, cycling,
that is the resurrection of Jessie, a true messenger of hell! !
This complicated story, a kind-hearted version of Jessie A, and an evil version of Jessie B, is
due to an accidental (destined) accident: two Jesses met
Jesse A and have no memory, so it is judged as an accident; but it is doomed to Jie. The recovery of West B’s memory,
in turn, Jessie B cruelly treats the next Jessie A; the accidental
accident that formed the next Jessie A is indeed doomed (paper ball, necklace, Sally cemetery, dead pigeon)
It's like a mechanical watch that works precisely. No part is redundant and
split into two pieces of Jessie. When one falls into the sea, the other gets on the ship.
Jessie A is sandwiched between two Jessie Bs. West B is sandwiched between two Jessie A. (Logically speaking, if there are only two Jessie loops back and forth, it doesn’t make sense, but only the triangle loop is balanced. Pay attention to the movie cover, the English word in the title The letter a in the Triangle is a scary triangle!)
ps little easter egg:
1. Sisyphus’s story is the key to the whole film
2. The cruise ship’s clock is always 8:17
3. Kill Sally couple room number 237 is the home of Jessie room number
West picked up the key to their own 4-cleaning is actually an infinite loop
5. Jessie is set to take the lead Gehringer not want to be recognized
6. accident, the band's children The drum horn logo is exactly the same as the Aeolus, and the tune they played is Jessie triggering the record on the cruise ship.
7. At the end, the dialogue between Jessie and the "driver" again points to the story of Sisyphus deceiving the god of death
8. Is this story a world after the death of the undead, or a different dimension of a single mother who blames herself for her son? The opening and closing credits are cleverly edited together. . . "Goodbye, plz return" "yes, I promise"
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