There are four endings of the butterfly effect circulating on the Internet, but the most classic one is the one that most people see, that is, after discovering that nothing can make things better, the protagonist chooses to go back to the period when he was just born and suffocate himself in his mother's stomach.
As long as he dies, he won't interfere in anything that has happened. This ending shows us the spirit of self-sacrifice of the protagonist. Few people like him do this, but we can actually find out from some details that he is not the only one who does this.
Because the protagonist's mother said that she had miscarried twice before, which means it is very likely that the protagonist's brother or sister has the same ability to change the past as him. Finally, after discovering that changing the past can't make things better, she went back to her mother's stomach like the protagonist and committed suicide.
This ending makes people feel uncomfortable, but it is actually the most perfect ending. Every time the protagonist goes back to the past and changes something, his future life will deviate from his expected track, and his relatives and friends will even die because of what he changed. He kept going back to the past and made things worse, so he finally had to commit suicide. As long as he doesn't participate, the future development is none of his business.
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Ivan (ashton kutcher), a college student with an unhappy childhood, feels a little lost. He experienced a series of bad things when he was a child, which damaged his original perfect life. The terrible thing is that these things are like disappearing into a black hole, and Ivan can't remember them at all.
Those terrible memories of childhood have been left in his mind, haunting his life and making him uneasy. He only vaguely remembers living with several good friends: Lei Kai (amy smart), Lini (alton Hansen) and Tommy (william lee Scott).
Horrible memories of his childhood tormented Ivan, who asked a psychologist for help. The doctor encouraged him to relax himself by traveling. In addition, he wrote down what happened every day. Now, with the help of traveling and keeping a diary, Ivan, who entered the university, suddenly realized that a notebook to record what he did every day could help him retrieve his childhood memories.
Ivan soon found his memories through the notebook, which made him realize his mistakes and lost several good friends. Especially Carlisle, the girl he secretly loved when he was a child. With the recovery of childhood memories, Ivan slowly remembered many childhood things, and then he was surprised to find that he had done so many things wrong in that year.