#11519

[wtf-fun-factss]

The death penalty in Florida is carried out by an executioner who is a private citizen and is paid $150 per execution. State law allows for his or her identity to remain anonymous. They also have a second, backup executioner available. – WTF Fun Facts

Source: Death Row -- Florida Department of Corrections (state.fl.us)

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[anthonychristopherart]

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[jellybellyjin-blog]

TODAY IS MY ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF SEEING FACE BY NU'EST

IN MY SNAPCHAT MEMORIES I HAVE A VIDEO OF ME REACTING TO IT AND WOWOWOW

[amouraie]

i just watched burning and its a movie that takes some working through so, im going to work through it. there’s a lot of metaphors woven deeply into the story, haemi pantomiming and saying to “forget that the item is not here”, the little hunger and big hunger she often references, wanting to disappear with the sunset, the unknown calls that jongsoo gets, and of course, the “abandoned greenhouse burnings.” even jongsoo’s favorite author being william faulker who has a short story called “barn burning” is ironic, a story about class differences which is evident between ben and jongsoo. i’m sure there are more, but these are the ones that stood out to me the most. 

with haemi and pantomiming, we see jongsoo often masturbating to the idea of haemi, right outside the window of her apartment and sometimes in her bed. towards the end of the movie, we see a now presumed dead haemi getting jongsoo off in his imagination. jongsoo becomes so obsessed with haemi, even more so after her disappearance, that he forgets she is not there. there are a lot of things we dispute the existence of in the movie. boil, the well. their ambiguous nature allows us to fall into the exact same trap that jongsoo falls into. we forget that those items are not there because we so badly want to believe that they do exist. we have no reason to believe that they don’t. even jongsoo refuses to believe that the well doesn’t exist. 

little hunger and great hunger is a bit more complicated to understand. great hunger is explained as the hunger for the meaning of life. i understood little hunger as a baseline concept, it’s what meets the eye. we’re supposed to assume that ben killed haemi because he’s rich, and condescending, and he has haemi’s watch. the entire time we watch ben with a close eye because thats what the movie tells us to do. we have little hunger. someone with great hunger will notice jongsoo’s slow burning descent into madness. towards the end of the movie, one may feel that after jongsoo murdered ben, he satisfied his great hunger. jongsoo sat in front of the seoul tower, madness and all, and formulated the idea that ben was not what meets the eye. 

disappearing into the sunset is less of a metaphor and more of a foreshadowing. the last time we ever see haemi, she is dancing, topless, freer than ever, in front of a sunset. she disappears along with the sunset, and the rest is what follows. 

the unknown calls that jongsoo receives is uncertain and unexplained. however, at one point, someone answers and it happens to be his mother who was absent for a large part of the movie as well as in his life. the empty calls can be viewed as a metaphor for her absence, or perhaps something that requires deeper introspection. the many calls he gets from life, but with no avail, they are never fulfilled. he can’t even get the girl he desires as he loses it to money, to the class difference that he just can’t close, well, not without murder. 

and of course, the greenhouse burnings. haemi, abandoned by her family, friends, is the greenhouse who burned. is the greenhouse close to jongsoo. is the greenhouse he forgot to visit. 

there’s a deeper (see: great hunger) story within burning, one of deep pockets and its power, of poverty and the inability to escape-- and the struggle between the two-- but this is would require a whole different exploration. haemi became victim to wealth, but jongsoo fought back. whether he won or not...that’s for us to decide.

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