First of all, most of the plot takes place in the same room, which has a taste of classic drama. Secondly, it broke the perfection of the meticulous plan, and made this murder mixed with many accidents from the beginning, and everything was doomed to get out of control, but Tony's reaction was too fast and too meticulous, under various reversals, until The last two minutes were full of infinite possibilities. The most amazing thing is that the mystery novelist actually deduced most of the truth about the murder by mistake! The expressions of the characters and the white space of the plot are just right. In the end I wondered if, in Margot's heart, she still loved her husband, just before he opened the door.
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