In intervention of love, why did director andrey shushkov make the man's tool resemble a gun?

To show how dangerous his tool was

Explanation:

In intervention of love by Andrey Shushkov is all about a short fictional short  story of love between a man and a woman which later became more complicated than was thought. the man in love tried to replaced everything in nature with the machines that he created all in the bid to express his love.

It started with a man meeting the love of his life riding of fictional mechanical horse. almost everything around him he tried to smash and recreate them into machines like he did when he lost his love.

The making of his tool look like a gun by the director is to represent how dangerous his tool was.

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