CCTV
- Angela Faleiros

- Aug 12
- 1 min read
"You're famous on the dark web," said a random reader on YouTube. So, they're making fun of my strange noises? I instantly thought of laughing. When you have kids, such things are not taboo.
Anyway, considering the eccentricities of this writer, it's possible she became louder just to shock the crowds.
When I watched The Truman Show for the first time, I didn't like it. It gave me a strange gut feeling, and I didn't finish the movie. But I gave it another try, and the second time was different.
What I found funny was watching such a boring life. If you blend The Truman Show with The Hunger Games, things go crazy. For those who enjoy voyeuristic content, it could be much more exciting, though.
"Inflicting conflict and pain in other people's lives and watching them fight to survive is such an inhumanly weird thing," I thought.
But here's the thing: I always imagined an alternative ending to The Truman Show. The protagonist frees himself; he discovers the truth and leaves. However, what if, after he ran away, he decided to return to the "televised life" and become a role model for the crowds? He had an immense audience. Through teaching by example, he could spark a silent revolution.
What if...?
