It doesn't even manage to either a) achieve complete tragedy or b) suggest that he and/or his therapist think he's cured or could be cured. It's just sort of a peculiar mix of dreary and inexplicably upbeat.
It's the kind of ending spatch and I refer to in movies as "and then we ran out of film."
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Date: 2023-09-22 03:09 am (UTC)It's the kind of ending