His kidney should be gone!

Norval 2022-04-20 09:01:47

Guess the ending from the last shot:

Judging from the fatal blow to the can, it is very likely that his kidneys are gone, and his cornea has been replaced. If he retreats completely, he should take small steps and enjoy the fruits of victory. Moreover, he was not a person whose heart would be tortured by his conscience from the beginning. Maybe he has a conscience. If it is remorse, then he will not continue to pretend to be blind. So, that resentment blow was because he didn't have a kidney!

Judging the characters from the story:

This is by no means a history of reversal struggles from lambs to be slaughtered to victors. On the way to the police station, he has been measuring the value. The reason for pretending to be blind is not just for artistic creation, but to enjoy cheap rent and the honor of blind musicians. Therefore, the structure of this story is from pretending to be blind to make a profit to pretending to be blind to face a murder case. His values ​​have led to a series of: the tragic death of an innocent neighbor's old lady, the departure of a pure and kind girlfriend, and the driver of the tuk-tuk is self-sufficient. It seems that a butterfly flaps its wings gently, but the picture of life is completely different.

What happened between the doctor and the hero?

The doctor's character is treacherous and greedy, so because the male protagonist saves him, he will share a lot of money with him, that is impossible! As for what the details are, there should be a next one.

What does the cornea mean?

The cornea should be a must for him to continue his piano career!

What is life? Depends on your choice!

I very much agree!

Also,

What are you willing to sell, exchange or give? These three verbs actually express different meanings. The results are also different.

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Extended Reading

Andhadhun quotes

  • Sofie: [watching news about Akash and Simi] They've eloped.

  • Mavashi: Lottery tickets for sale. Try your luck. Lottery tickets for sale. Try your luck, Sir.

    [to a customer]

    Mavashi: Go on, buy one.

    [to Akash]

    Mavashi: Sir, do me a favour. Place your hand on any ticket. They say, God favors the blind.

    [again to the customer]

    Mavashi: He touched the ticket. You'll hit the jackpot now. Out with a 100 rupees.