Luc Besson tells us at the beginning of the film that Jack is different from everyone else. When the friends quarreled over a copper coin, all he thought of was to use the copper coin to adjust the problem. Enzo is different. His setting is more like a normal person who is competitive and likes money. Jack has owned his own world since he was a child, dived into the sea to swim with dolphins, and solved problems with copper coins he salvaged.
Until one day, his father told him: don't worry about me, there are mermaids in the sea protecting me. But my father never came up this time. This made Jack even more eager for the ocean. Because that was where his father belonged.
When the next scene begins, the time comes 23 years later. Jack, Enzo's opponent in his search here. Trying to convince Jack to give him a real fight. So the two kept breaking records in various events, but every time Jack was ahead of Enzo, which made Enzo, who was eager to be recognized, very unwilling. In a game, Enzo paid the price with his life because of his unwillingness in his heart. Jack was heartbroken and put Enzo's body into the sea. Jack's father and best friend were buried in the sea, a place he yearned for so much.
After Jack was rescued, he was alone in bed and saw the sea level drop from above. And above is where heaven is. He began to understand what he really wanted, in this ocean that fell from the sky. Jack has dolphins who can swim with him, as if they can read Jack.
In the final scene, Joanna comes to Jack's house to find Jack. I saw Jack staring blankly at the sky. The blood that came out had already heralded Jack's final fate. Instead of running away, Jack really mustered up the courage to embrace the sea he loved, the sea that devoured his two favorite people. That blue sea is Jack's paradise.
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