‘I’m a Virgo’ on Prime Video tells the tale of Cootie, a 13-foot-tall Black man whose life changes when he ventures out into society for the first time. Cootie was reared by his aunt and uncle, who kept him confined to the home at all times. He would hear from his aunt that the world wasn’t ready for him yet whenever he sought to go out and consider meeting friends. Cootie first listened to them and followed their instructions. He eventually lost patience and made the decision to disregard all the guidelines established for him in order to investigate the fuss.
Cootie quickly finds himself in a lot of difficulty when danger, as feared, knocks on his door. The superhero he had adored saw Cootie as the supervillain he had been waiting for, while the police view him as a threat and the media portray him as a monster. Cootie is put in situations as a result of all these things where it seems unlikely that he will survive. Here is some information about Cootie that you need be aware of if you want to know what happens to him and whether he dies tragically. Spoilers follow.
Does Cootie Die?
When Cootie was a small boy, his aunt and uncle tried to explain to him why it could be risky for him to venture outside. They gathered a number of newspaper clippings with articles describing how giants like him have been treated throughout history. LaFrancine acknowledges that there is no relationship between him and them other than the fact that they are all considered to be overly tall by society. They were all considerably taller than 10 feet, and each of their tragic tales had a happy ending. They were either put to death, imprisoned, or subjected to experiments. The lesson is that if they had not loved their house and kept themselves hidden, they could have survived.
LaFrancine and Martisse are aware that they won’t be able to housebreak Cootie indefinitely. They make every effort to put off this possibility as long as they can. They reassure Cootie that he can escape when he becomes 21 in an effort to offer him hope. He ventures out at the age of 19, yet he thinks two years are a long time. His aunt and uncle try to warn him about the world even though they have no control over the circumstances. They warn him that the world will make an effort to take something from him and that, once he is no longer useful to them, they will make an effort to get rid of him. Even if he doesn’t take any action, he could still end up turning into a villain.
All of their anxieties materialise in the end. Cootie is referred to as a dangerous creature that shouldn’t be allowed to roam freely in the world after his involvement in a demonstration outside the hospital that refused to treat Scat, who died of his injuries. The media portrays him as an extremely dangerous man who could cut someone in half with no one to stop him, even when he hasn’t actually damaged anyone. The Hero invests in the construction of a prison large enough to keep a prisoner the size of Cootie while the police are being educated to combat giants.
Cootie chooses to take ownership of the label and join the system’s enemies after growing weary of being cast as the bad guy. He makes up his mind to level the playing field in order to support Jones and the protesters. His initial strategy is to destroy the regular at the power plant in order to end the power outage. Jones cautions him against it, but he nonetheless does it. This prompts The Hero, who had previously had him detained and placed under house arrest, to look for him once more.
Between these two things, Cootie faces danger from the sect that views him as the Messiah. It turns out that they are no longer able to wait for him to deliver the message. They want his eye because, in the words of some sticky note gospel, it will be very beneficial to them. The only reason Cootie is able to save himself is because of his size and power. But facing out against The Hero is not that simple. Despite nearly losing the battle, The Hero manages to capture Cootie and is prepared to transport him to the brand-new prison created just for him. Fortunately, Jones shows along and uses her psychic theatrical ability to save Cootie.
Even though Cootie makes it through everything, he still has a rash that won’t go away. His rash is seen to have gotten significantly worse in the closing scene. Cootie’s continued survival given the conditions in which he was living is a miracle. The rash could do the trick if his adversaries and the rest of the world didn’t kill him first. He is still alive and able to see one death for the time being.
