The bad guy never really existed to kill off. However you are left to believe that he, the good guy/bad guy, gets away with blowing up the buildings. Of course the movie is really about the causes of violence and is in fact anti-violence, although it acknowledges those impulses in human nature. When the Any Man says, "Losing all hope was freedom," he is referring to the alienation from the world that he felt in his life, his disillusionment...
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He, this Any Man, felt his life was so devoid of anything worthwhile that he distanced himself from the world. His alienation from his society lead to his materialism, and his obsessions with decorating his apartment, making it complete. Which kept him from the freedom of living a fulfilling life, being truly alive...
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Fight Club: An Awakening to Life Tyler ordered the members to each make twelve human sacrifices. The best example is the human sacrifice the narrator made of Raymond Hessel. The narrator takes Raymond at gunpoint and makes him explain that he has failed at becoming a veterinarian...	3 / 631
Fight Club The Narrator discovers the reason he invented Tyler is because he needed someone to help him "hit bottom" because he couldn't do it by himself. Tyler just turns out to be a different part of the Narrator's brain, the part that wants him to be free...	3 / 592
Diagnosing the Narrator from 'Fight Club' He watches Tyler fight other people, when the reality is he is fighting them. He even fights himself in several scenes and to everyone else he is punching and kicking himself...	2 / 354
Fight Club Therefore, their idea that material belongings were all that were needed to be complete was another one of societies false promises. The false promises were what Tyler Durden was trying to point out...	3 / 623