The unusually smart male protagonist has shown unusual three views and characters since he was a child. He cut off a duck's paw and put the duck back into the river. That would make him happy. But when he was young, he also had the simplicity of other normal children, and liked the scenes of farmers weeding. The perverted character of the grown-up male protagonist began to explode. His intelligence, sophistry, obsessive-compulsive disorder, narcissism... all his characteristics make him crazy and cruel. Although he is obsessive-compulsive, he doesn't like himself like this. Killing can ease his obsessive-compulsive disorder, it can make him relaxed and happy, and it can also make him show his "art", show his "good" and "special". He also started designing his own house, he wanted to design a house that would make him happy. In a later crime, the blood on the street was washed away by the rain. This made him firmly believe that God was helping him, encouraging him to pursue his own "art" and to pursue his inner comfort and freedom. His sins began to become presumptuous, and he himself could never turn back. Later, he did not have time to complete his final art. He was surrounded by police in the cold storage. The door in the freezer that he had been unable to open opened. His last, compulsion to "can't open" doors is gone. He no longer has to look at killing people to vent. (So the last wave of people didn't have to die.) The old man let him find his own house. The material of the house is his "art", and it is also a testimony to his freedom from coercion and inner freedom. "There's nothing more perfect than this!"—he must have thought so the moment the house was built. At the end of the film, the old man took him away from the secret passage. He saw the appearance of "heaven" in the secret passage - a group of farmers were weeding, and he was stunned for a moment. At that moment, he also felt happy and free, and felt indescribable comfort. But he had no other ideas. He didn't know - the road to heaven is as comfortable and free as the road to hell. And what he went to when he was pursuing inner peace was not the "heaven" he thought. He later fell into the endless abyss because of the pursuit of "heaven" in the mouth of the old man. His start was wrong. The path he chose would never have led to heaven. The funny thing is that he had already been in touch with heaven and enjoyed the joy and freedom of heaven after he was a child. His house could have been built next to the grass - the house where the farmer could be seen weeding could have given him everything he wanted. Worth mentioning: the old man in the cold storage and that mysterious hole should both be fictitious. He was killed when police fired into his house.
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