Personally, I think it’s not bad. Some people say that the motive for the murder is not clear, but the hero is a pervert! It's not because love turns into hate at all!
At first, the male protagonist’s friend pretended to be a murderer, and when he was discovered, he said, “Should you put away your father’s outfit?” Also, when the male and female protagonist hid in their parents’ closet, the female protagonist was shocked when she saw a mask. . Do these imply any strange traditions in the male protagonist’s family? Family history?
The mother of the male protagonist must put a pen on the door to make sure that the male protagonist is not out, and she must give the child a sleeping pill to ensure that he does not sleepwalk, which is beyond the scope of normal caring for the child. Isn’t it strange? Perhaps the male protagonist’s parents have long known the truth of the male protagonist’s perversion. Later, the hero's mother went home and kept holding the hero and said that she would protect him. Shouldn't we say not to be afraid? Strange attitude! I heard that some survivors hurried to appease my son, as if to imply that I would settle the matter. This shows from the side what the male protagonist’s mother knows.
I think the male protagonist does not really love the female protagonist, but loves her 5 years older than him. It is the empathy of the Oedipus plot (the male protagonist said that his mother is five years older than his dad, so I really can’t think about it, it’s too scary.) . The protagonist finally complained to the protagonist that his mother would never get close to him anymore. The protagonist said that he knew the reason, which should also imply that the protagonist’s mother knew the truth. In the end, the female protagonist refused to communicate with the male protagonist, which probably also symbolized the mother who rejected the son, and the male protagonist killed someone disappointed and angrily. The female subject has three views and is unwilling to vacillate with this abnormality, otherwise she may not be killed. The male protagonist tempted his mother with this perverted and cruel method, which attracted the attention of his mother, and his expression in his mother's arms was very happy and intoxicated.
Perhaps the protagonist’s mother knew that the child in her arms was a monster, but she still chose to cover up for him, and the whole family might be abnormal. Thinking about it this way, I feel that the chances of the heroine's survival are small. What did the heroine's mother go out to explain? Still moved? Who knows? The ending stops here is too bad, and obsessive-compulsive disorder is driven to death!
The little actors performed well, and they were remarkable. The male and female protagonists have great looks! It’s just that the more you think about the story, the more terrifying it is. There are so many possibilities~
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