Throughout the film, the timeline is chaotic, and the scenes are both true and false. But there are a few things that can be confirmed: the scene where the male protagonist is alone may have illusions, but for those scenes and dialogues where she exists, it can basically be regarded as a fact.
The time line should be (six months ago, the male protagonist was a teacher and sometimes an actor, and he took the security guard to watch a performance, and released the spider representing the male protagonist's evil desires. Hooking up, cheating. On a date, Xiaosan found out that the male protagonist was married, and then had a car accident after arguing ------->>>>>Earlier, the male protagonist accidentally met or saw a person who looked like him, In order to verify with his mother, his emotions affect his memory, and the male protagonist made up a pseudo-innocent personality for himself. The pseudo-innocent personality, when recalling the past, encountered contradictions and gradually recalled his derailment. The wife apologized. In the process, the male protagonist also gradually slipped to the edge of evil. The evil desire spider gradually approached him. -----> At the end of the video, the male protagonist remembered the performance again, and wanted to deceive his wife and go again , In the end, the innocent self was finally found by his own evil little spider, the male protagonist sighed
(For why I insist on only one person, in addition to those dialogue prompts, there are also some scene prompts. The most important thing is that the incomplete photo that the film starts to teach the male protagonist to compare with the photos on the website is a photo frame in the actor's male protagonist's wife's home. From this, it is determined that there is always only one person. Then the contradictory scenes can only be viewed by using the method of thinking that there is a problem with the memory of the male protagonist of one person, and then assuming that the dialogues and scenes of other people are true.
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