When I was in school, I did an experiment. I randomly picked a person on campus and remembered his looks. In the next few days, I found that I would meet him no matter where I went. Restaurants, Internet cafes, libraries, in the corridors, outside the bathroom, or even on the way to go shopping...So I guessed that this is the origin of the so-called "fate". When your dull brain sends you a definite signal, your retina may have received hints hundreds of times. In other words, you may have passed by tens of thousands of times before you "love at first sight". You are surprised to find that he used to go to the same kindergarten as you. Now it seems that this is really nothing strange.
Hint is a wonderful thing. Maybe many people have done that "magical" psychological test, let you quickly calculate some simple calculations, and then think about a color or a certain object, if you don’t deliberately resist your first consciousness, I think Most people will find that what they think and the answers they give are surprisingly similar.
The power of suggestion is ambiguous and immeasurable. From the third of the film, I guessed that the psychiatrist with a weird smile was tricky, and I still think so, otherwise I really can’t explain why he was in the office of the psychologist who wiped his neck and committed suicide. Find Agatha and take her to her husband who is going crazy. There is also a red tie, a photo with the protagonist’s wife, and the opening credits wife "coincidentally" found the book "written" by his husband. She only turned half of the book but accurately knew the ending, and "inadvertently" mentioned the protagonist in the book. Killed, and the psychiatrist mentioned Sachs inexplicably. So I ventured to guess that all this was done to finally find the box full of debris, otherwise, before the paper was torn apart, how did the wife miraculously know that the name of her husband Walter was underneath it?
We noticed that in the second half of the film, the doctor and Walter's wife almost follow each other. If you are careful, you will find that he has a blood red sports car with the same color as the living room, and the license plate number is also 23. I guess if a psychiatrist who has quite a deep research on 23 conspiracy theories wants to collude with someone who knows you well—your wife, give you the next trap. He just needs to give you some appropriate things at the right time. Hint, it is easy to drive you crazy by this mysterious number, or even make you believe that you killed someone.
If the memory can be lost, then it is not impossible to make people believe that a reinvented memory is. There is no one who knows the cause of illness better than a doctor. The expert who develops antibiotics must also be a master at developing viruses. I think the director has given me enough hints, enough to make me believe that what I see is just one of the endings, a first-person description of his own ending with the male protagonist. And the only thing that knows the truth is the event itself.
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