Originally thought it was just the teacher's preference for this boy, because the boy wrote an essay. The essay opened with a fresh perspective on what he saw and heard about entering another classmate's family. The essay was full of desire and examination of the family life that he did not have. The level far exceeds the work of other students. So we seem to have become that teacher ourselves, eager to guide this particular student to write a good composition, and a little proud of having discovered such a talented child. Later, when the plot develops, the teacher discovers that the boy is not only a curious peep, but an intruder of the peeped family, and the development of things begins to be uncontrollable. The teacher is afraid. But at this time to persuade it to stop, the author obviously does not aim at this. His real target is the teacher. It was the breakup of the teacher's family that forced the teacher to become his accomplice and continue their shared literary imagination.
Longing and being longed for, peeping and being peeped, attracting and being attracted, loving and being loved, ambiguous, secretive, erotic flow, unable to stop. The coachee seems to be passive, but in fact has quietly controlled the development of the story. The counselor became the audience, the admirer of the wise boy. Teachers have no literary talent themselves, so they frantically cherish students who are more gifted than themselves. So unfortunate and fortunate to lose a family!
Watching the movie, the teacher was so frightened by the students’ work that he thought that some students committed suicide, thinking that the boy would have sex with that middle-class woman or even his own wife, that belief was true It's kind of funny, isn't it?
The boy seemed to have thought about such an ending early in the morning. He approached the teacher step by step. So at the end of the movie, you are shocked that this boy turned out to be the creator and master of the whole story. His classmates, his teachers, and their family members were all hit by this storm without exception. They came to his writing and life at the pace he wanted, and they couldn't escape.
I think it's like pursuing and being pursued in a love relationship, loving and being loved, chasing and fleeing. The loved one is in control. Although it seems to be passive, accepting the pursuit of the other party, but the really smart party has been secretly guiding your actions. You win because she makes you win, and you get it because she makes you win.
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