In 1998, the film's narrative was enough to make a splash! But the love lines of Helen and Jerry and Helen and James alone are not compelling enough. Therefore, the highlight of the film only stays on the narrative technique. The plot is also developed according to the method of "What If", that is, if what should have happened at this moment in life does not happen, then life will have a different trajectory. But the director did not finish one "What If" and then proceeded to say another "What If", but intertwined two "interrogative sentences". This is where the innovative use of the structure comes in. However, the subtlety of the film is that both ways of fate lead to the same ending, which gives Helen and James's love a doomed romance.
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