Logically moving

Rating: 8/10 (11 November 2006)

It was a great premise and a great exit. I mean the ending depends on the narrator realizing something about a character which changes the narrator's view, personal attitude towards, the character. Once the fated character accepts his fate because it is good, the character becomes more than a fictional character and cannot be destroyed. This is the way gods view humans, as beings which can be saved if they have certain good characteristics. Using the writer as a god is an excellent tool to bring this idea across. Thus, the whole logic of the film is moving for the audience, i.e., the audience realizes at the end that the altruistic character cannot simply suffer at the hands of a god. Which is logically clever because it allows the narrator to change the original fate of the character.