At the end of the movie 'Spirited Away', why is No-Face left alone and what will he do now that all humans have returned to their original forms? - Quora
The interpretation of the movie that I agree with the most is that the message it transmits is about individuality: Hi. This is my first answer. I hope it can serve you. I have watched Spirited Away several times, and read some theories, analysis and pages about it. The interpretation of the movie that I agree with the most is that the message it transmits is about individuality: No-Face, or Faceless as is the exact translation of his name, does not have an identity. He wears a mask, which given his name, could be his attempt to give himself a face; he lacks a home and a friendly companion, and those are the two things he is decided to find. Chihiro comments toward the end of the movie that she thinks being in the Bathhouse is what drives No-Face so crazy: this may be because No-Face is trying to be someone, he's trying to have an identity, and he's using the personality traits and behaviours of the people around him in order to give shape to his identity. No-Face can probably feel emo
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