2. Why does the second male keep asking the male lead to kill him?
3. The ability of the second male lead has always been stronger than that of the male lead. Why was he killed at the end?
4. Why is the story of the male protagonist euthanizing his daughter at the end?
For nothing else, this story was originally a heads-up story. It's a story of self-redemption by a schizophrenic. After the male protagonist euthanized his daughter, he wanted to give quick relief to all the mortals in the world who might experience pain and suffering. So, the case happened. But the male protagonist has been living in the pain of this schizophrenia. So he has been separated from his wife.
There is no second psychic in the world, just himself. The story is actually divided into dreams and reality. Why is the second half of the play all the perception of the male protagonist after encountering the real thing, but there is a perception of a dream at the beginning. In fact, the director himself arranged a clue, that is, a lot of the content of the film is The hero's dream. Including the final subway station footage.
But under his own arrangement, his friend Qiao's dying words suddenly awakened him and suddenly wanted to change, so everything became a struggle between himself and himself.
The final call of the second male lead finally confirmed that the male lead can kill him. The ending that seems to be completely unknown is actually the positive victory of the male lead over the negative. In fact, there is another hidden content in this story, that is, the female one is actually sick. The male protagonist originally wanted to kill her, but the victory in the struggle allowed the female one to survive. Self-redemption in a dream changes everything.
Back to reality, the male protagonist's scar says it all. It is self-redemption.
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