Version one
The famous psychopathologist Isaka Barry met her sister, the beautiful Hess Evans, during her treatment for Dianna Baylor, and fell in love with her. After losing control of her emotions, Hess accidentally killed her husband with equipment. Isaka ran around, trying to defend Hess in court. However, Isaka gradually found that he had become a tool of conspiracy.
Version two
The story takes place in San Francisco.
The psychiatrist Isaac Barr has been treating Diana Baylor. Diana told him a dream of her own, and persuaded him to meet her sister Heather Evans, because Heather could tell him her family history. Isaac finally saw Heather. Heather told him that Diana had been raped by her father who was later killed in a mysterious fire. Diana became a suspect of the cause of the fire.
Heather married Jimmy Evans, who specializes in scams in the construction industry, and had a miserable life after marriage. She had an affair with Isaac. Isaac accidentally met the Evans in a restaurant. Heather leaves with Isaac. After returning home, Heather faced Jimmy who was already suspicious, and on an impulse, he killed him with dumbbells.
Heather was charged with murder, but her lawyer O'Brien and Isaac defended her on the grounds of amentia caused by pathological excitement , and Heather was sent to a mental hospital. Isaac hopes to get her out of the state mental hospital as soon as possible. However, he discovered one after another that the dream described by Diana came from Freud's book. He had seen Heather in court when the court was hearing a lawsuit involving mental illness. He also discovered that Heather would receive $4 million for the death of her husband.
Isaac accused Heather of crafting this conspiracy to use her sister. But she told Isaac that she had his fingerprints on the weapon that killed Jimmy. She was sure that he had used that dumbbell. Detective Higgins suspected that Isaac was the murderer, but there was no evidence before the murder weapon was discovered. When Heather asked her sister to retrieve the dumb seal from a safe, Isaac told Diana that he wanted to help her sister. He tricks Heather into accusing him of killing Jimmy in front of two doctors working for Jimmy's insurance company. But when Diana failed to show the murder weapon as Ann had chosen beforehand, Heather became hysterical. Diana told Isaac that she had thrown the dumbbell. But he actually gave it to Heather and helped her escape from the mental hospital. Heather prepares to hand the murder weapon to Detective Higgins in a house she had visited with Isaac. Isaac, who followed Heather, arrived in time and caught it the moment she handed the murder weapon to Higgins. In this way, his fingerprints were left on the dumb seal no matter what. While attempting to kill Isaac and Higgins, Heather accidentally fell to death. The court ruled that Diana was not involved in the murder of Jimmy.
Version three
Isaac is a psychiatrist at a private psychology clinic in San Francisco. He met the female patient Diana and her sister Heather, and fell in love with Heather. In a misunderstanding, Heather killed her villain husband who made a living by fraud. So Isaac did everything possible to find evidence of excuse for Heather. Unexpectedly, in the process, he found a lot of suspiciousness, so he suspected that Heather was the murderer of his husband and was related to a previous homicide. In order to cover up her crime, Heather tried to kill Isaac, so the danger reappeared.
Version four
The main plot of the story lies in the emotional changes, reason and emotion that the doctor Isaac has always treated his patient Diana's sister Heather. First analyze the image of each character:
Isaac, a real villain full of desires. Why is he like this? Because he has an attitude towards the death of Heather’s husband when facing his own emotions. The death of a man who relied on real estate fraud to support his family is taken for granted, and there is no good complaint. The premise is that he wants to have Heather and hopes that he can have such a beauty. In fact, he doesn't know that he is stepping into the trap step by step. A woman's trap, the movie title is translated as Spicy Beauty.
Heather, facing her husband’s abnormal sexual taste, I don’t think she has received any abuse. This should be spread by Heather through contact with Isaac. She should kill more than one person (her father It was the first person, her husband X times), and what Heather said that her sister was raped by her father. I personally think this should have happened to her. Her sister may have witnessed it. The whole process, so I have been sympathetic to his sister. Heather has a psychological shadow. She should be a morbid mental patient. She has a desire to manipulate. If she can't, she will become restless and restless. The death of her husband is the best case. According to the plot, her sister's sympathy for her sister is undergoing tremendous changes. She trusts the doctor Isaac, and when facing her sister's request and the choice of the only person who can be trusted She still insisted on the good side, which finally led to a change in the story. Faced with the misfortune, the doctor still avoided difficulties, but he had to be responsible for his actions, which was brought by him himself. If you understand pathological psychology, you should be able to take a good look at this movie, it's a classic. The acting skills of the heroine in the movie are still worthy of recognition. Although it is not perfect, life is inherently incomplete and we can only pursue perfection.
Heather's sister, I have just said a little bit, and add that she is a real kind woman full of sisterhood. This is the conclusion I gave her. Kindness, tolerance, understanding.
Jimmy, Heather husband. In fact, he is a normal social man. The pressure of life leads to changes in sexual orientation, which requires the care and caress of the wife. But his wife’s heart is not on him, he knows it himself, but as a man, I don’t think he has done anything wrong. Is it because his wife is sick to abandon her? Divorce and abandon her because his wife doesn't love him? Of course, he is also a certain level of morbidity. How can he be spared with his morbid wife all day long? It may be mentioned before that he is a Greek, and his values should be different from those of the United States. From his understanding of the details of his wife, we can see that he really wants to have a wife.
The other characters in the story have different attitudes towards the case. The starting point of their position is different. For example, the government department is investigating the illegal behavior of Heather's husband. What I want to ask is why it was necessary to investigate Jimmy on the charge of torturing his wife before, instead of accusing him of fraud. There should be some famous ones, but the movie is just an understatement. I don’t know if there are any detailed explanations in the original movie. Doctor No. 2, the fat old man, his position is very worthy of scrutiny. He had been reminding Jimmy not to contact Heather. Later, when Heather was tried, the starting point of his rhetoric was worth pondering. I think he and Heather should have been in contact, but they didn't appear in the movie. It should be like an American secretly visiting China, ha ha.
Version five
Diana was young and beautiful. One day, she went to Barr’s clinic for treatment. Diana was prosecuted for killing her husband. Barr was acquitted of her congenital incomplete alcoholism. Soon Barr found out about her. Conspiracy and accused of assassin.
