Can anyone explain the last part of the film 'Perfume' favor?
When Jean is about to be hanged, but after taken out the perfume of death has done all these girls, and suddenly everyone seems to fall in love with him and claim the odor is a miracle? If you are not alone 25 girls normal after all? What makes the smell so special, and how do all these people hypnotized into thinking Jean is an angel instead of a murderer? Moreover, what happens to Jean at the end of the film, where it appears that people actually eat it? Thanks for the help, sorry as a matter of time:)
It is assumed that girls are perfect .. flows not only .. The rest is as you say .. (and the only part of the movie you hate ..) I think was just a horrible end .. way by the beginning .. Hinting that the smell of bodies can overwhelm distilled .. masses and ate it very much .. the perfume was too strong to resist .. I loved the rest of the movie .. and would have been nice if you had made it known that he has the last girl .. In the end he chose It was horrible.
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