A money maddened billionaire tries to take advantage of the doppelganger phenomenon and gets his hands full when things go awry. Thank you for joining us once again on this week's issue of your favorite movie review blog as we join the beautiful Keira Knightley in this journey of unexpected outcomes; THE WOMAN IN CABIN 10.
- Against the World
Laura Blacklock (Keira Knightley) runs frantically around the yacht searching for someone who would believe that a woman had been thrown overboard, but everyone seems to discredit her story, and her evidences are missing. In reality, this is a common situation for most people who stand against fraternal systems and evil cultures around the world. She feels how it feels when people fight for the truth in situations where everyone else benefits from the lies. In such situations where everyone you turn to, gives an excuse of you sounding insane, even though they know you are right. Our top priority as human beings who are considered the most intelligent species in this world should be proving that we can overcome the bonds of wrongness and realign our affairs in line with the beautiful world originally designed for all of us. We must learn to control and direct ourselves because there's truly no mighty man seating on a throne in the heavens that would come with a bright ray of light to save us all. It is the forces of nature that are thrown off balance by our wrongness, and only an active decision to realign our affairs can take our world back to the paradise it was in proverbial Eden. Woe on the world if the most intelligent species can only do wrong things.
- Dirty Wealth Dirty Reward
There's been a potential murder on board the yacht, and while Laura is perturbed and questioning everyone, Richard Bullmer (Guy Pearce) offers to send her to a relaxing spar. Do you understand the meaning of these sequences? It means that some people are so rich through dirty spiritual means, like the enslavement of love through the brutalization of women that they sometimes commit murder or other heinous acts to prove their unlovableness and sustain their wrongness. Such people usually rope or induct innocent bystanders to their wrongs by offering a sort of vain bribe. A vain bribe like a spa offers no remedy to the situation and wouldn't end the guilt of ignoring the murder for Laura. Most people fall for the vain bribe and fail to see the bigger picture of a failing world. So be careful that your spa isn't a sequence to a world ending hurricane.
- Beware the 'Don't cares'
Laura makes a bold move to gain entrance into the suite where the murdered woman lived, and she succeeds in retrieving strands of hair from the sink, even though she almost falls overboard. As she presents her evidence in triumph to Ben (David Ajala), the answer she gets is rather demoralizing. 'I'm not saying you aren't right, all I'm saying is you don't have to be the one to fix it'; Ben says to her dismay. In reality, beware of the 'don't cares', because they would make you feel like your effort to fix things is inconsequential an unrewarding. Yes, they might be right, your effort might be small but every little counts. In our world where love is a foundational emotion, your ripple of love can create a tidal wave of change and drag the world back to its senses.
- Sustained by Acceptance
Everyone on the yacht chides Laura for being too serious and being a drag on the trip that's supposed to be relaxing. Like 'why are you so bothered, after all you don't even know the woman'. In reality, the symbolic wickedness against love and against peaceful harmony that has been passed on from one generation to another through fraternities, societies, religion, and culture is spiritually sustained by a bond of acceptance. Like we mentioned in the movie review of 'WAKE UP DEAD MAN', don't fall for the indirect bond trap because your acceptance of wrongness when you are in a position of favor can be used against a different version of yourself in a different location when you would be vulnerable. It can equally be used against you at a later time when the conditions do not favor you. Sustained acceptance is a method the system uses for bearing the guilt of their wrongs, and it prevents the guilty from overcoming their evil feelings. Therefore, Laura is indirectly fighting for herself, and you should do the same in all situations where your effort can help set things right.
- A Misconception
Danny Tyler (Paul Kaye) who was invited onboard as a musician to entertain the guests, decides to cut short his trip. He states that 'he cannot afford anymore scandals in his life'. To put this in proper perspective, the musician meant to entertain and relax the guests, storms off because of Laura's upsetting revelations. This therefore, puts Laura in the bracket of 'spoil-sport' or 'Killjoy' or 'party pooper'. In reality, many people suffer from such acknowledgements because of their tendency to care about what otherwise is generally accepted as routine in certain cycles. What is fun about suffering someone or being oppressive? Our misconceptions about the true sources of our problems are at the very least, disturbing, if not altogether shocking. Our world should live in harmonious fun with social balance and economic prosperity.
Does that sound like a world that won't be fun? Does it sound like a world where women won't express their sexuality? Does it sound like a life of pain? We must watch our emotions and feelings properly and understand the manipulating triggers that makes us feel in certain ways. Dig deeper before taking sides.
Well, hope you enjoyed going through the life lessons listed on this one. Thank you and have a fabulous week.
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