Film The Human Centipede

For example, in the second to last, the Japanese guy leading the centipede and the Dr are about to face off in a stabbing duel. The Dr has been previously stabbed in the leg, so he is also crawling and is armed with a scalpel, the Japanese leading centipede is armed with a shard of glass. The Dr realizes the twisted irony of this, while crawing into the room and seems to acknowledge the "challenge" of the fight, saying "an eye for an eye" and making a dileberate pause allowing the centepede to position against him, to be a truer match. However, the japanese man breaks the tension by laughing out loud, he asks the Dr if he is "god" and says that although he may be god, and that himself is a lower form of life than an insect, it is how he "lived", greatly mocking the superiority of god, saying although god may have created him, god cannot live, and therefor just by being a human being he himself is better than god, albeit a pathethic sub-insect being. He then proceeds to make a subtle apology to the girls before slitting his own throat ear to ear with a dull shard of glass. In doing so he not only chooses his own fate, but seals the fate of the two girls as well. He has choosen that although god may create him, god cannot choose when he dies, and shows a final act of supermacy and mockery of god in that god cannot take away his ability to kill himself. He also think it will be better to kill himself, the both physical and metaphorical head of the centepede, in which the body will die, but he believes that it is a better fate for them to ultimately die of the hands of a human, and not a god, who has never "lived" and cannot make such a decision