Decorator

The classical and mythological figures existing in the world have been adapted in the film in accordance with modern times. The decorator (who is also “Satan”) is busy constructing his set. A small object falls from his decoration. At that moment, a street musician passing by (who is also “The Chosen One,” the innocent Prophet) touches it with his foot, and the object slides forward into the middle of the road. The small object that has landed in the middle of the road becomes a subject of discussion. And it gathers people around itself. Based on their own points of view, people express their positions and fight for their choices. This resembles a question in a test. Is the object in front of us a 6 or a 9? I think that the truth may not even exist among the answer options (a, b, c). Therefore, we must be able to think unconventionally. It does not matter what the answer to the question will be. What matters is how we defend our answer and by what means. Under no circumstances should we forget human qualities. Only the person who created the question may know the true answer. And we argue and fight among the incorrect answers of the test, and in the end we fall into the trap of manipulation set by the author of the question. Using this scheme, many politicians and plutocrats, in order to build their own decoration, throw such controversial and provocative objects into society. They do all this in order to satisfy their ego. But the whole truth, as in our film, will become clear only in the finale (“Apocalypse”).