In Sarah's heart, her daughter is the most important.
In the beginning: Beth knew that the necklace Juno had been wearing was given by Paul. They went to row a boat. Paul ran to La Juno to go ashore. After landing, Paul helped Juno untie his helmet. The performance was obvious, and Beth also watched this scene of the two of them. And what is Sarah doing? She went ashore by herself and ran to her daughter immediately. . .
Driving: Paul is driving, looking preoccupied, Sarah is in the co-pilot, and her daughter is in the back seat alone. If Paul is distracted, Sarah will at least remind her, but why didn't she notice, because Her head was facing the back seat the whole time, only her daughter was in her eyes.
After the car accident: Waking up in the hospital, Sarah's daughter was the first thing Sarah looked for.
The night she went to meet up with the big guys, everyone chatted and took out the pictures they had taken before, and Sarah said, "Love every day." Beth turned to look at her, she said, "It's Paul's mantra" and then two With a relieved smile, Sarah said "Cheers".
She could mention Paul and even smile at Beth, but all her fantasies were about her daughter, and she didn't even mention her.
Next, let's talk about Juno, why did Holly die? She was so stimulated that she had to rob the body, but then she left after accidentally hurting Beth?
Because Juno is Holly's guardian, and Holly is Juno's child. (Not Mom, there may be some reasons that made Juno the guardian of this minor)
Therefore, many fans may think that this baby is as big as the big guy, and mistakenly think that Holly and Juno are very good friends.
Beth is Sarah's best friend. Sarah is stuck and Beth crawled back to save Sarah. When everyone knew that Juno lied to everyone to explore this place where birds don't shit, Beth quietly said to Juno, "Everyone trusts you, you said it was for Sarah's good, do you understand her mood? I don't understand, because you turned around and ran away." This refers to turning around and running away. In the hospital, Sarah was crying with Beth in her arms, and Juno cried and ran away.
Juno said to Beth, "I lost something very important as she did."
So Beth was dissatisfied with Juno, and even blamed Juno for not doing her best to help her friends when Beth was most difficult.
Later, Sarah said that she was going to find Beth or she would not leave. After she found Beth, Beth said that she must be careful of Juno.
Also told Sarah about Paul's adultery with Juno.
From here on out, Juno should be shocked that Juno had an affair with Paul and killed Beth. So she asked Juno at the exit, what happened to Beth? Are you sure with your own eyes that Beth is dead? This question is for Beth. It feels like revenge for Beth here.
When she woke up again, she found that she hadn't gone out yet. Everything about revenge was just a dream. At this time, when she saw her daughter, she showed a look and a faint smile. The smile was for her daughter, and her eyes were very firm. To engage Juno to get revenge.
So at the end of reality I feel like her "Second Revenge" was for her daughter and Beth. With the heart of revenge, she will succeed, but it is difficult to say whether she can get out of the cave. After all, after killing Juno, the exit may not be so easy to find.
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