Aside from some fake footage and music that deliberately created the atmosphere, this family fable tells the story of a middle-class patriarchal family that fell apart and then struggled to build. The father who was absent but demanded everything made the mother who was being put up with anxiety. She was overwhelmed and eager to maintain stability, causing her two children to be completely speechless in this family, and they could only be passive or active bystanders. Esther broke the false balance, by showing herself as a child, destroying the childishness and self-esteem of boys, taking away the security of girls (who were forced to grow up from children), shattering the fantasies of mothers indulging in them, revealing full of The desire for autonomy and cruelty finally took his position completely by extreme means after being despised by the "master". My point is that Esther is a wild desire in the mother's heart for sex with a sense of autonomy, her own children, and real power, but this desire originally developed implicitly in compliance with the patriarchal family structure, and eventually Help shatter this crumbling system. After awakening, the mother regained her reason and established her position, but she paid a painful price. Her home has lost its integrity, and the unsettling hole in the middle of the lake will always be there, and Esther will always sleep in it.
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