Do I think I'm overthinking it? If the sheriff opened the door, the son would not be able to explain what happened. This scene can be understood as he deliberately pressed against the door and refused to open it. After all, the sheriff said that it could be opened, so what happened in the room was nothing more than His fantasy is schizophrenia, killing his father and girlfriend, but unfortunately there are basically no clues left, and there is no way to justify it. If this story can develop in this direction, it should be good. steps! The premise is that a lot of foreshadowing and clues need to be buried. There is one thing I don't understand, who is the her who has been talking about in the film? Refers to the unnamed female corpse or the male protagonist's mother?
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