Spoilers for Wake Up Dead Man
@fist-of-vengeance and I did a rewatch of this excellent movie and were speculating why Dr. Nat's house is so aggressively decorated with butterflies. They are on the wallpaper, the mugs, the pillows, everywhere.
Butterflies often symbolize rebirth, which makes complete sense with the story of Wicks' supposed resurrection, but why is this specifically associated with Dr. Nat?
@fist-of-vengeance suggested that perhaps the butterflies are his wife's decor, considering decorating is a traditionally female role. This would mean that he is slowly rotting in this suffocating shell of his former life that reminds him of the wife he lost.
I would also like to suggest that the butterfly imagery might be alluding to what happens to caterpillars in the cocoon: they dissolve and become a sort of soup before they can reform into something new. So maybe it's related to how Dr. Nat was dissolved, and how because of Wicks' ideology and his own greed he never had a chance to become something new.