This movie seems to be an interpretation of the point of view of "The Road Less Traveled" - life is full of hardships, and no one should try to escape. Only by facing these hardships can we live a good life. After watching this movie, I really understand this sentence.
Rango started out as a hero in his own world, omnipotent. When he went to the town, he even made up a heroic story for himself, so he became the local protagonist. But as he got a deeper understanding of reality, the more he felt that the so-called hero he used to call was just a meaningless title—a real hero does not live in cheers all day, but does things down-to-earth and takes on the benefits given by reality. responsibility. Later, when he realizes and actually faces the unsolved problem, it will not be a problem.
No one can escape their own story, and even in this story, we live so horribly, we can't shake our sleeves and live in a different version of the story. After all, we need to come back to face that world with tattered equipment, and then fight a siege from it.
If in this story we become, we become.
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