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That Ferrari belongs to Cameron's father so Ferris really has no say in what Cameron does to it and it does not mean anything to Ferris. From the previous scen
by mytailorisrich 4y ago
That Ferrari belongs to Cameron's father so Ferris really has no say in what Cameron does to it and it does not mean anything to Ferris.
From the previous scenes we know exactly what that Ferrari is and represents from Cameron himself so I think Ferris is just telling Sloane that this is Cameron's call and not for them to interfere, and perhaps that Cameron actually needs to do it as a catharsis.
- once_inc 4y agoThat also ties better into the main theme of the book, which heavily emphasises human connection, which is what Cameron and his father lack. The eventual complete destruction of the car (and part of the garage) would spur Cameron into an actual conversation with his father and Cameron's emotions regarding the lack of interest in him.