After watching the film, think about it, our lives may be "all the way straight forward", never going to the sidelines, and even behaviors that exceed the public acceptance have never imagined. Just like the director’s two deliberate overhead shots in the film, a straight straight line runs through the screen. Whether on the ground or in the water, you will find that the two male protagonists are walking straight ahead, no matter the situation is urgent. After arriving, there will be "chasing soldiers" or "crisis" on the side. It may be their instinctive thinking at this moment to act within their ability and permitted by the rules. Or it is Tyler's inner monologue, because he once "off track" caused irreparable consequences. And the saddest thing was that Tyler had a chance to prevent the deviation from happening.
We know that the wavelength of electromagnetic waves that the average human eye can perceive is between 380nm and 780nm. In addition to visible light, such as infrared, ultraviolet, X-ray and other light whose wavelength exceeds the range of human visible light, although we can't see it, they still exist; Human ears can hear sounds from 20Hz to 20000Hz. Although sounds beyond this range exist, we cannot hear them without the aid of instruments. If what we see and hear is only a narrow range of all the possibilities in this world. So, can we also say that the "life" of others as we know it is just a narrower fragment, even a narrow prejudice, or a subjective arbitrary judgment, or it may just be "deviation" from those who seem to be "deviated" The "irregular people" who have shared our common cognitive track need not be responsible for wanton mockery.
If you imagine the life of a human being as a straight cornfield in the film. I think that many times we may be accustomed to using the "God's perspective" to evaluate each person's life in which range, whether to walk in the center of impartiality or to walk in the most marginal area. Just like Zak in the movie, a chromosome mistake made him unfortunately walk on the edge of life when he was born. In addition to deciding whether others can attend his birthday party, he lacks the ability to make other choices about his life. As for Tyler in the film, one of his own mistakes also brought him into the marginal zone. The director also used the subjective perspective to tell us that Tyler’s departure from the track was his own fault and had nothing to do with God and others. Although there is nothing in the film. Too much pen and ink is used to describe Eleanor’s past, but from her few words we can read that she may have also experienced great grief, whether her lover held her hand tightly before she died, and whether she did too Lost and painful, even unable to extricate herself, what kind of power made her courage again, choose to take the initiative to face the parting of life and death, and hold the hands of others tightly before they pass away.
I think, no matter what kind of reason makes you temporarily deviate from the track of life, it is your heart that ultimately determines the direction of your life. Some people may seem to be walking on a straight path from the outside, living within the limits of the rules. But outside the range of visible light, who knows what he is doing and thinking; and maybe other people who seem to be walking on the margins of society from the outside, maybe their heart is simple and pure. Zak's dream is to become a professional wrestler. Tyler's plan is to go to Florida, get a boat, start a small business, and live a good life. In the film Eleanor said to Tyler "don't be sorry". You don't need to be sorry for the things you can't decide, let alone the things you can't change. Perhaps the only thing we can do is to decide whether your next path is as you think, as you wish.
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