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Here the film takes its most radical step.
The infected don't see the world the way we do. The virus doesn't make them murderers: it makes them terrified.
It's a complete reversal of the zombie paradigm: they're not predators, they're victims of their own distorted perception. Anger doesn't erase humanity: it buries it under layers of fear.
Kelson, with psychiatric drugs, doesn't "cure" Samson: he brings back fragments of who he was.
The cure becomes an ethical act, not a scientific miracle.
And Samson, in his liminality, is a powerful figure: no longer human, no longer infected, something that exists in-between.
He is the living symbol of the film's moral ambiguity.
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Years ago I saw a Lord of the Rings display at Barnes and Noble that included a Hallmark-style greeting card with Frodo on the front and inside text that read: “We set out to save the Shire, Sam. And it has been saved. But not for me.”
And I have been thinking about that card ever since, desperately wishing I had bought it, and wondering what the fuck kind of occasion would warrant a card featuring that sentiment.
weirdly enough, i have actually been the recipient of that exact card. it was a birthday card from someone who knew i loved lotr but didn’t really know much about the actual movie, but i feel like she should’ve been clued into the ‘wtf’ vibe from the incredibly agonized face frodo is making on the front of the card.
If you still have that card… I would do anything to see a photo of it. You can cover up the personalized message, but I really, really, really want to see proof that this card existed and was not the product of my overactive imagination.
@glumshoe I FOUND IT!!
I’d forgotten just how close to death Frodo looks on the front, not to mention Sam’s agonized face and the very odd stylistic choice of including the Ring instruction and the Eye of Sauron in the background. who the hell is the target audience for this?
Fuck!!!! It’s so much better than I remembered!
What sentiment is this supposed to CONVEY
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