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Mar 9, 2018 · [Spoilers] What Really Happened in Shutter Island? I just watched this excellent film and was really intrigued by the ending. I found many threads online claiming that their interpretation of the end was absolute, but there are still some small points that seem to disprove every theory.
Feb 2, 2022 · The end of the movie is actually the beginning of the movie. Watch the last scene again. No bandaid on his forehead from the lobotomy they try before this elaborate game on the island. A hurricane supposedly just happened yesterday but everything is sunny and 100% clean.
Jun 12, 2022 · If we’re to believe Teddy is insane and is actually Andrew then this is all a ruse created by the warden. At the end Andrew accepts his reality and has a lobotomy. However there are things I don’t get. I don’t understand the two Rachel’s, the first is found by the Wardens, the second in a cave.
May 31, 2023 · Ending of Shutter Island. Discussion. SPOILERS . . . At the end of Shutter Island it’s revealed that our protagonist, Teddy Daniels, is actually a patient at the asylum and that that giving him free reign on the island was a last ditch attempt at curing him of his illness.
Aug 22, 2018 · The movie Shutter island by Martin Scorsese was released long ago but there still controversy about the end of the movie, it seems like a lots of people still being confused by that whether teddy was a killer or he was trapped on that island. And this is my explain why teddy was. (warning: spoiler ahead)
2 days ago · The Shutter Island ending reveals that Teddy Daniels is actually a patient at the psychiatric facility, not a real lawman investigating the disappearance of an inmate. The doctors at the facility create an intricate role-playing game to guide Teddy back to reality and confront the trauma of his past.
Mar 16, 2022 · r/books. • 2 yr. ago. AmarantCoral. I think people have been misinterpreting the ending to Shutter Island [SPOILERS] So I know literature is subjective and plot points, particularly endings, are often ambiguous. So I certainly don't mean to step on any toes and tell people that their interpretation is "wrong".
