She’s become the evil that she once overthrew. At the same time, Hale now tracks, conditions, and manipulates humans within the park grounds, and uses the same brutal techniques that were used on the hosts in the first place. In all likelihood, Hale’s “perfect day” will never exist if the hosts begin to transcend and create in the way she imagines, then she will be faced with an opponent that could defeat her. However, the song itself persists and is ingrained in many fans’ minds as the soliloquy of an addict this association is so omnipresent that it actually evoked controversy when The Vatican tweeted out lyrics from “Perfect Day” following Reed’s death in 2013. This interpretation of the song isn’t far-fetched, considering that Reed himself struggled with addiction issues during the creative period when he was writing “Perfect Day.” Reed would go on to discredit that interpretation in subsequent interviews. It’s the first moment that Renton begins to recognize that the life that he's crafted for himself simply isn’t sustainable. In the midst of Renton’s supposedly “perfect day,” he’s taken to the emergency room after overdosing. Trainspotting very quickly begins showing the true damages of drug addiction, and how misplaced Renton’s idealism really was. In Renton’s case, the “perfect day” that he has crafted for himself is one that was never meant to last. The song most notably appears during an early sequence in Danny Boyle’s 1996 indie classic Trainspotting, as Renton ( Ewan McGregor) explains his meticulous routine of injecting heroin. This is hardly the first time that “Perfect Day” has been used in a semi-ironic context. RELATED: 'Westworld' Season 4 Is Elevated By Tessa Thompson's Terrifying Turn as Charlotte Hale
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