QWhat does the title, "The Air I Breathe" mean?
AThe air you breathe is basically your life and the transition of it. This movie is about people looking at their lives and wanting to change them. It is the moment of change. It is the butterfly emerging from its cocoon. It is cyclical. It is constant. It is like breathing.
QWhy didn't Sorrow escape? Doesn't she have a lot of money for being a pop star and all?
ASorrow had no money to escape with. Her manager Frank had cleared out all of her accounts to try and pay back Fingers.
QI don't understand why Fraser's character is Pleasure or why Whitaker is Happiness. When in the film do they show that they are these emotions?
AThese two characters were actually the opposite of the emotion they portrayed. It was about their journey to experience that emotion. It was more along the lines that you can't truly experience those emotions without experiencing its counterpart. Happiness shows this emotion for the first time, when he breaks out of his normal lifestyle. Pleasure experiences something close to the emotion, when the character no longer knows if the premonitions he is having are 100% true.
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