The obvious and simple writer Karen Eiffelis writing her latest novel. The protagonist of the novel is named Harold Crackplayed byFerrell. He is an audit clerk for the Internal Revenue Service, and he leads an unchanging and unremarkable life. He lives in a well-kept and monotonous room, walks to and from work alone, eats a tasteless lunch alone, never dreams of the future, and never laughs out of happiness. However, what Karen didn't know was that Harold really existed. Like her character, he lived a dull and boring life. And one morning, Harold, who was brushing his teeth, suddenly heard the narration-like introduction of Karen’s novel. This voice not only described his every action and thought, but even detailed his psychological monologue in terrifyingly precise details. Only he could hear the monologue. Soon, Harold, who was forced to go crazy, began to go to work for a short trip, often talking to himself, cursing, and even consulting a psychiatrist. On the recommendation of a psychologist, Harold found Jules Hilbertplayed, a professor of literature , where he learned to classify his life into tragedy and comedy. Started to live the life I really wanted. In one accident, Harold unexpectedly found a voice that was lingering in his head on a TV show. It was Karen. Karen, who was "writing" Harold's life, finally broke through the writing mystery and decided to let her character face death.
Stranger Than Fiction movie plot
2022-01-25 08:06
Extended Reading
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Professor Jules Hilbert: No one wants to die, Harold, but unfortunately we do. Harold, you will die someday, sometime. Heart failure at the bank. Choke on a mint. Some long, drawn-out disease you contracted on vacation. You will die. You will absolutely die. Even if you avoid this death, another will find you and I guarantee that it won't be nearly as poetic or meaningful as what she's written.
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Kay Eiffel: Little did he know that this simple, seemingly innocuous act would result in his imminent death.