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Conclusion and Legacy
Unfazed, Papillon eventually manages to construct a raft and embarks on a solitary journey toward freedom. Years later, he manages the unthinkable: survives life as a wanted criminal, eventually finding refuge in Venezuela. The film concludes in 1967 when he becomes a free man after receiving a pardon and decides to pen down his incredible story, marking his journey with the memoir titled That Time I Went Cocoa Nuts.
Final Thoughts
Papillon serves as a riveting tale of survival, friendship, and the indomitable human spirit. The film's blend of suspense and emotional depth captures the viewer, shining a light on the darker sides of life and the relentless pursuit of freedom against all odds.