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30 December 2013, 04:17 PM
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Odd ending. The billboard at the end had "Oppad na nerens" written on it; "Road To Nowhere" in Afrikaans.
Since it focussed on Baxter at the end, "You Belong To Me" by Patsy Cline playing then a flashback I'd say they all died on the beach and it was just Baxters last thoughts before he was shot.
Still no idea what the false eye was about. An eye for an eye maybe? All very cryptic.
Since it focussed on Baxter at the end, "You Belong To Me" by Patsy Cline playing then a flashback I'd say they all died on the beach and it was just Baxters last thoughts before he was shot.
Still no idea what the false eye was about. An eye for an eye maybe? All very cryptic.
04 January 2014, 01:26 PM
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I googled it and came up with this.....
All four of them were actually shot and died on the beach (and presumably buried in the pre dug graves).
The scenes that followed were of their souls leaving the beach (together, because that’s how they started this whole journey). Them driving off the road was symbolic to them driving off the road to hell, because of all the bad choices/mistakes they had made in their lives.
Baxter saw himself behind the Tiny Blair mask because the four of them were their own worst enemies and ultimately, it was their own actions and mistakes that lead to their deaths.
Other points to note:
- That poster that’s featured in nearly every series… it translates as ‘road to nowhere’. A little bit of foreshadowing their perhaps?
- Baxter killing Carmen was a reference to the opera ‘Carmen’, where she is killed by the man she loves.
The person who tweeted it to Max Beasley apparently had a response saying bang on.
Nik
All four of them were actually shot and died on the beach (and presumably buried in the pre dug graves).
The scenes that followed were of their souls leaving the beach (together, because that’s how they started this whole journey). Them driving off the road was symbolic to them driving off the road to hell, because of all the bad choices/mistakes they had made in their lives.
Baxter saw himself behind the Tiny Blair mask because the four of them were their own worst enemies and ultimately, it was their own actions and mistakes that lead to their deaths.
Other points to note:
- That poster that’s featured in nearly every series… it translates as ‘road to nowhere’. A little bit of foreshadowing their perhaps?
- Baxter killing Carmen was a reference to the opera ‘Carmen’, where she is killed by the man she loves.
The person who tweeted it to Max Beasley apparently had a response saying bang on.
Nik
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