

*I am going to spoil the ending now, because it is necessary for my connection, and for that, I am sorry.*
Eventually, Gabriel convinces Zach to help him to find the magical portal in the woods, which is the door to Neverwas and to Zach understanding his father and his past. He discovers that his father stole Gabriel's fictional
land for the story Neverwas, and exploited the crazy old man. Because of this, the journey that the two men take, is the same that the fictional child Zach did in the book, which serves as their guide to finding the castle where Gabriel lives. When he arrives he sees that it truly is a magical land, if only in Gabriel's mind. The movie serves as a real-life fairytale, making the viewer believe in the magic of reality and child-like belief, even if it stems from a mental illness.


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