Summarize
1. In the end, all is still a fog. We are always guided:
It can only be said that Beth is the most suspicious, but it cannot be denied that it is a coincidence or whether C and B have met privately. There are too many unknowns, and it is difficult to directly identify the evidence. Nick was manipulated by sex and psychology, and I vaguely felt that we outside the camera were also being manipulated by accident. For example, the blonde woman at the beginning, if you don't go back and watch it, you will be predisposed to think that the criminal is C, because of the blonde hair, and the ice pick in the last scene. But looking back, the truth is that she didn't show her face at all, so I can't be sure. But if I watched it consistently in the movie theater, maybe if I added selective cognition, I would think that C was the real murderer; but why should I get rid of Beth's suspense, such as the one who didn't laugh in the blink of an eye? Everything is unclear. There is really no 100% truth, only the parties know it in their hearts. And in the end, we don't know if Nick was killed. Is that emotional letting go, or is it only temporary?
2: Sex is not about exposure, but about friction.
Lips rubbing against the face, seduced kisses, or even the stacking of ice picks are all examples of sexiness.
3: What conquers a man is that he finds it difficult to conquer but is still conquered by him; however, after conquering, new problems arise; this is a trap that grows deeper and deeper step by step.
4 lines are really sexy.
Alternatively, fuck off (at sea).
She knows where I live and breath.
Everyone she played with died.
I know what that's like.
Make love to me.
5: Whether angry or depressed, sex is the cure;
Sex is also a tool to win people over, to feel new and addicted, or to love.
Maybe I just like this strange and foggy feeling. What kind of society is dark and has no feelings for the time being, such as parasites? Even if it is a surprise in the middle, it is still difficult to recommend.
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