After reading so much, I think it is reasonable that my mother had a mental problem before her death, and my father and stepmother were both psychiatrists. When my mother saw the stepmother coming to the house, she went upstairs mentally and went upstairs, and then hanged herself in her sister's closet.
The reason why I committed suicide in my sister's wardrobe is because my mother is closer to my sister, and has a more delicate relationship with my sister. Maybe it's because of my sister's love for her father.
And it is possible that the stepmother was not a stepmother at that time, just a colleague of the father, and treated the mother together. It was the wishful thinking of the mother and sisters that she was a third party.
Even in the end, the director doesn't make it obvious that she's a stepmother and doesn't live in their house. Maybe she wasn't even married to her father at all. The image of the stepmother in the film is the imagination of the sister. She has a triple personality, herself/sister/stepmother.
In fact, I had long guessed that my sister was dead. . It was probably when the two sisters were sitting in front of the house and the sister was whistling. The guess at the time was that the elder sister had a mental problem and killed the younger sister by mistake, so it was unacceptable that she kept imagining that the younger sister was still by her side. . . It turns out, it's more complicated than that.
That's about it. It's not a movie review, just because there are not enough short reviews to write. . .
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