by Miyazaki A wonderful story with a happy and sad ending is The Realm of the Soul. The story of Chihiro, a child lost in the spirit realm and must find his way back to his parents, is told in Hayao Miyazaki’s eighth film, Country of Spirits. Chihiro and her family hang out at an abandoned amusement park on the way to their new home. While there, Chihiro becomes trapped in the spirit world of Japanese legend, where her parents have been transformed into pigs. The child must determine a spiritual mission in the bathhouse, find a way to escape from Mrs. Duong’s grip and free her parents.
The films of Hayao Miyazaki’s soul are not only among the greatest films of all time but also among the greatest animated films ever created, having received the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature at the 75th Academy Awards. A character named Chihiro. The elegant and serene protagonist declares that the journey in the spirit world is full of anxiety and terror, but more often than not triumph and courage. In keeping with the film’s overarching theme, each person she meets on the road is imagined and spoken by her, and each teaches Chihiro a different lesson. By the end of the film, Chihiro feels like she has grown up and has succeeded in leaving the spirit realm.
What happens at the end of Spirited Away
final step Nation of Spirits Watch Chihiro and her new spirit friends leave the bathhouse for Zeniba, the bathhouse’s identical twin. Kindness is shown to Chihiro at her Marsh Valley home. However, she is very sad and it makes her worry that she cannot escape with her parents. Zeniba makes her feel better by giving her gifts that she and her new friends made. Chihiro was worried that she would be harmed now, so Bai came to pick her up. Poh and Yubababird said goodbye to Zeniba and No-Face after their happy reunion and returned to the bathroom.
When Chihiro returns, Mrs. Yu, all the ghosts, and other legendary creatures from the Spirit Realm she met will be there to welcome her. Ms. Yu supervises Chihiro’s final test; If she passes away, her parents can go (otherwise Chihiro will work at the bathhouse forever). Chihiro must decide which pigs her parents are in order to pass the test and leave the spirit realm. She returns to the fair and discovers that nothing has changed and her parents have completely forgotten about her. Before getting in the car with her parents, Chihiro looked back at the playground one last time.
How did Spirited Away and her family escape the spirit world?
According to the recruitment requirements, Chihiro was given the name “Sen” and was called that when she started working at Yubaba’s bathhouse. Sen will not be able to forget his real name when he returns to Earth. This explains why Bai worked for Ms. Duong for so long. Identifying characteristics in Spirited Away. Since each soul has a unique identity, eliminating that identity can lead to difficulties. This idea of identification also applies to Yuma’s choice to put Chihiro to the test before deciding to let her go. Chihiro has to say who her parents are.
Mrs. Tang probably wouldn’t have given Chihiro the chance to go if it weren’t for her son. The witch child was initially a pampered child, but after being turned into a mouse and living with Chihiro, he changed for the better. Boh spoke for Chihiro and had some of the best quotes from Spirit Land. Chihiro knew none of the pigs were her parents when she observed them. It’s not important. Home of the soul The fact that she knows everything without knowing how is important. Chihiro is able to return home because she has achieved self-actualization, knowing who she is and who her parents are.
Ending Mirrors of No Face by Chihiro
No Face, a mysterious ghost wearing a white mask, accepts Chihiro’s invitation to enter the bathhouse. Chihiro is very kind to the silent ghost and thinks well of the girl. Faceless causes trouble in the bathroom until Chihiro takes him out of the water to calm him down. Zero Face Stranger Nation of Souls And another fascinating non-human character in Studio Ghibli’s cast. Chihiro’s journey is reflected through his character and his plot ties into the main theme of the film. At first, Faceless was portrayed as solitary and nameless. But when Chihiro welcomed him, he started making golden gifts and enjoying himself in the bath.
Faceless Man is also a stranger in the bathroom, besides Chihiro. However, it becomes clear that he doesn’t belong here because using the bathroom turns him into a monster. Faceless is not recognized, just like Chihiro struggles when she forgets her name. Chihiro’s loneliness is also expressed through anonymity. Nation of Souls The fact that they sit together on the train shows how similar their personalities really are. The character No-Face represents what would happen if Chihiro lost all of these things, and her quest forces her to face her loneliness and sense of self.
How did Chihiro help Bai at the end of Spirited Away?
Hiro, one of Chihiro’s few friends, works in the bathroom in Tombaba. Mrs. Duong had known Bach’s name for a long time. He couldn’t remember in time so he ran away. When Haku carries Chihiro up from Zeniba’s house in dragon form, Chihiro remembers something (one of the smartest characters in the world). The Soul’s Residence (The Land That Cannot Be Remembered). Chihiro remembers being abandoned in the river and getting help. When it was determined that the name Amber River was actually Bai’s real name, he was released from his contract.
After Yubachang changes her name to Xian, Bai is the one who reminds Chihiro of her real name; In return, Chihiro returned the favor by naming Bai. Although Chihiro often falls prey to the spirit world, she earns a lot of money by cleaning toilets, being a helpful employee, making friends, and becoming one of the more well-known characters. the most in the story. Ghibli Studio. strong and confident. Her gift to Bai is the pinnacle of maturity and the beginning of a full connection with her soul. He was the first person to save her. From the spirit world, Chihiro responded as best she could.
Did the events in Spirited Away really happen or were they just in Chihiro’s mind?
Looking back, Chihiro notices that the bathhouse and surrounding spirit world have been replaced by the open field at the beginning of the film. When Chihiro finds her parents, they don’t seem to remember being turned into pigs. Even time seemed to have stopped. Following the exact same scenario as their initial trip to the market, music from Studio Ghibli protagonist Joe Hisaishi plays once again as the family climbs back into their car. Possible events Nation of the soul That never even happened.
However, the spirit world apparently happened and the same power that brought Chihiro to the spirit world also erased her parents’ memories of it, according to two facts. The bracelet Zeniba gave Chihiro at the bottom of the swamp is still on her wrist; It’s a beautiful and unique piece of jewelry that she doesn’t find often. The second sign came when the family went to the car and discovered the car was covered in branches, leaves and dust. While everything was going on there, time passed strangely. Even though her parents don’t know it, Chihiro understands that their difficulties are real.
The true meaning of the ending of Spirited Away
Chihiro’s spirit nation journey is addressed in the touching finale, typical of Studio Ghibli, by changing her perspective on both the outside world and herself. In the film’s opening scene, Chihiro sobs as she says goodbye to her friends and becomes increasingly sad because her parents are moving away. She is a typical pessimistic child, acting grumpy and often snapping to take out her anger on her parents. As a result of Chihiro’s refusal to budge and her being dragged to an abandoned market where she was forced to participate, she was transported to the spirit world. However, in the ending, Chihiro finally grows up despite all the opposition.
Chihiro turns out to be a calm, collected, and thoughtful young woman by the end of the year. Her final mission is to cross the riverbank without looking back, just like she did when she and her family moved back home. The last sentence of this letter is both optimistic and bleak. country soul. Before Chihiro can look back at her old life, she must first let it go. When asked if she was worried about her new school and classmates, Chihiro said, “I believe I can handle it.” Help her get ready for the next stage of her existence in the spirit realm.