The transformation of water into blood represents that Pink's mind is slowly degrading and losing its grip on reality. At this point in the movie, it appears that Pink is drowning in his insanity. Further along in the movie, Pink has built up his mental wall so high that he is now trapped and cut off from the outside world...
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There has always been a theory that isolation will corrupt the mind and send it spiraling downward into a state of insanity. The horrors of this mental corruption are witnessed when Pink begins to pound on the wall that he has built. This feeling of horror and isolation is further increased by David Gilmour's sonic wizardry with his guitar and his effects...
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Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" Rather than being insecure, the song illustrates to reject the baffled judgment of one’s mind and revert to a simpler, satisfying attitude towards life...	2 / 444
'Wish You Were Here' - Pink Floyd Rather than being insecure, the song illustrates to reject the baffled judgment of one’s mind and revert to a simpler, satisfying attitude towards life...	2 / 444
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