Did anybody else notice a *beep* of dream catchers in the psychotherapist's office?
Was just wondering of anybody had any ideas as to why the director chose to scatter them all over those scenes.
*SPOILERS*
When I noticed them in the first scene at that location I thought the psychotherapist would end up being in his head too
But I was wrong about that...
I noticed that. But remember that the lack of meds influenced how Jerry saw the world around him. Perhaps he just expected or wanted that in a therapist's office. Also: remember that the psychotherapist is supposed to keep away the bad things (nightmares). Isn't that exactly what a dreamcatcher is supposed to do?
I wonder if the bizarre use of pink at the factory also fits into this somehow. Don't know what it would represent, but maybe it was just representative of him seeing having a job and a purpose as something that should make him happy like the color pink (and perhaps also showing that his workplace was the source of the love interests in his life?)