History WMG / EternalSunshineOfTheSpotlessMind

* They cannot be erased anymore: the doctor realized erasing changes nothing concerning personality.

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!!WMG:Clementine's hair acts as color symbolism for their relationship

[[[WMG: Joel doesn't know Huckleberry Hound because it was a memory removed by the erasers.]]

Throughout the movie he says that there are no interesting things in his life. We also see that memories that are integral to his life can be erased because they have become associated with Clementine (he forgets the Huckleberry Hound song even though it seems to be his favorite childhood toy.). Maybe so much of his memories have become associated with Clementine that after the wipe he is an empty shell of what he used to be. This could be an interesting examination of what it means to be human and the role memories play in who we are as an erased Joel has lots what might have made him special. Matti23

Throughout the movie he says that there are no interesting things in his life. We also see that memories that are integral to his life can be erased because they have become associated with Clementine (he forgets the Huckleberry Hound song even though it seems to be his favorite childhood toy.). Maybe so much of his memories have become associated with Clementine that after the wipe he is an empty shell of what he used to be. This could be an interesting examination of what it means to be human and the role memories play in who we are as an erased Joel has lots what might have made him special.

Our couple have a telepathic connection of sorts after all their time together; that's why Clementine freaks out and tells Patrick she feels like she's disappearing when Joel is having his memory of her erased.

They are not being Chelseaed like they hoped to, but Alireaed. Removing the emotional core merely made the memories, not the other person, seem irrelevant.

Having their tapes and memorable items back, Joel and Clementine manage to retrieve some of their deleted memories, likely without or with a severely diminished "emotional core". This means that they can have a somewhat objective look at them and learn the lessons they were too emotional to draw from them before.

* I'm not sure which ending I watched, but I seemed to notice that the scene at the very end where they frolic into the horizon on the snow-covered beach is repeated a few times divided by several jump-cuts, while Beck's song is playing. This could be a hint that they are repeating themselves again and again and again.

It's pretty unlikley that the two of them just went back to having a normal relationship, especially supported by the WMG above this one. It may have been an alternate ending, but it's still a plausible thing that ties in with the actual film's future off-screen.

It's pretty unlikley that the two of them just went back to having a normal relationship, and it's pretty unliklely that the erasure company stopped doing business.

** This is supported by the alternate ending, which reveals that Joel and Clementine have been meeting, breaking up, erasing their memories of each other and getting back together again for years and years.

* Alternatively, the erasing witnessed in the movie was a second erasing. The beginning of the new relationship with Clementine shown at the start and end of the film happened afterwards. Much like they were getting back together after the erasing shown, before the relationship that was erased, they were in a relationship that they erased. Evidence for this is the memory of the first time that they met in the erased memories. There are two things that come together to suggest this. First, the similarity of the meetings. Second, in the erased memory Joel says that Clementine approached him as though they had been lovers. For the meeting after the erase, we know this to be true. It could also likely be true for the erased memory.

At the beginning of the movie, we see Joel and Clementine meet for what we think is the first time. Later, it is revealed that he was taken there by a subconscious urge from Clementine's last message that she whispered to him before disappearing. However, this really is the first time they were meeting, and the memory he has of meeting her at a beach party is a ploy he made up to stop them from erasing his real memories of her. At the end, they listen to the tape together that Kristen Bell sent to all of the people who had their memories erased. This did happen in reality, but then Joel went back to the erasers to get his memories erased again, and that's what we're watching there.

At the beginning of the movie, we see Joel and Clementine meet for what we think is the first time. Later, it is revealed that he was taken there by a subconscious urge from Clementine's last message that she whispered to him before disappearing. However, this really is the first time they were meeting, and the memory he has of meeting her at a beach party is a ploy he made up to stop them from erasing his real memories of her. At the end, they listen to the tape together that Kristen Bell sent to all of the people who had their memories erased. This did happen in reality, but then Joel went back to the erasers to get his memories erased again, and that's what we're watching there.

Blue: The very final color is blue, representing sadness. Clementine is clearly out of sorts and rather unhappy after they have broken up and had her memory removed.