As the story unfolds, it is revealed that the raw meat is a symbol of the writer's grief and inner turmoil following the death of her husband. The parrot, named Apollo, serves as a surrogate companion and sounding board for her thoughts and emotions. The writer finds solace in their conversations, as Apollo listens without judgment and offers comfort in his own unique way.
However, the writer's fragile state of mind begins to unravel as she becomes increasingly reliant on Apollo for companionship. She starts to lose touch with reality, blurring the lines between fantasy and reality. The presence of the raw meat symbolizes her inability to fully let go of her husband and move on from her grief.
As the writer's mental state deteriorates, she begins to question her own sanity and the authenticity of her relationship with Apollo. She must confront her inner demons and make a choice between holding onto the past or embracing the present and finding a way to move forward.
In the end, the writer must come to terms with her grief and learn to let go of her husband's memory in order to find true happiness and inner peace. The movie explores themes of loss, love, and the power of forgiveness in the face of overwhelming grief.
