What does Shutter Island mean, and what is the truth about Shutter Island

In-depth commentary on the high-scoring classic movie "Shutter Island".

The truth of "Shutter Island" is possible as follows:

1. If "George Noyce has delusions, and Dr. Rachel is really a person", it means that George has never left Shutter Island, and Ted has never left. And Dr. Rachel's statement is true, Shutter Island does engage in inhumane human experimentation.

2. If "George Noyce has a delusion and Dr. Rachel does not exist", it means that neither George nor Ted have ever left Shutter Island, and the conversation between Ted and Dr. Rachel is purely his personal fantasy, and Shutter Island is just a normal mental hospital, but most of the patients are high-risk patients.

3. If "George Noyce has no illusions and Dr. Rachel is really human", it means that both George and Ted did not belong to Shutter Island. And Dr. Rachel's statement is true, Shutter Island does engage in inhumane human experimentation.

4. If "George Noyce has no illusions and Dr. Rachel does not exist", it means that both George and Ted did not belong to Shutter Island. Moreover, even though Dr. Rachel is purely Ted's personal fantasy, and since George is not delusional, Shutter Island does engage in some inhumane human experimentation.

Rachel, the female prisoner who killed her own flesh and blood, mysteriously escaped from the hospital and hid on an isolated island. Teddy suspects that the attending physician, John Cowley, is trying to hide the inside story, and reveals that his true purpose is to find the administrator who burned his wife, Delores, to death. At the same time, he also wants to investigate the use of mentally ill prisoners in the United States to conduct human science experiments.

Synopsis:

The story takes place in 1954, when federal law enforcement officer Ted Daniel (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his newly sent partner Chuck (Mark Ruffalo) are ordered to go to the island to investigate the matter, and the doctor in charge, Cowley, receives them and is in charge of assisting in the investigation.

And Ted came here for another hidden purpose: to find ** Ladis, who let his wife die in the fire. Over the course of the investigation, more and more evidence supported Ted's inference:

In addition to the 66 psychiatric offenders with files, there is also a person with the number 67, but neither the prison guards, nor the doctors, nor other patients have flatly denied this.

The truth is that Ted himself is a psychopath, whose real name is Ladis, who had previously been an alcoholic due to the trauma of the war, thus ignoring his wife's depression. While his wife drowned her three children, Ladyce shot her and set her house on fire, then went into a state of confusion and made up a fake self called Ted to escape the nightmarish memories.

The so-called Ted Island investigation is nothing more than a doctor's use of role-playing methods to ** him in order to avoid some people's surgical options. And Gaike is actually his attending doctor. Ledice eventually emerges from Chang Juran's mental turmoil, but the next day he suddenly claims to be Ted and goes for surgery.

Synopsis of the drama resistance.

The movie "Shutter Island" is mainly about a mentally disturbed man Ted, who after killing his wife, fantasizes about himself as a righteous police officer and a good husband who loves his wife, but in the end his memory is evoked, and he finally has to face the fact that he killed someone.

On a secluded island in Boston Bay, 66 mentally ill criminals are imprisoned, but there is suddenly an extra 67 on the island, and this 67 is the male protagonist of the story. His wife is a psychopath, and he killed his three children when he was sick, and the male protagonist couldn't bear to kill all three children because of his wife, so he killed his wife in a fit of anger.

The male protagonist couldn't accept this kind of blow.,After that, he went insane.,Forget everything.,And fantasize about himself as a righteous.,Morality.,A good man who loves his wife.。 As everyone knows, he himself is a psychopath, and the phenomena he sees are all illusions.

When he learns the truth, he can't face it, so at the end of the story, the male protagonist begs the doctor to help him clear his memory and numb himself.