don’t need to see a dead end as a movie that tells a story, nor is it a movie that is purely religious. It is like a story or a religion. Everything is like an endless straight road in the middle of the night, half-covering everything, only for 5 Elimination (or salvation) of humans with different characteristics.
Combining three details to see
1 The daughter is pregnant, and she is a good daughter in her bones, except for her unmarried first pregnancy.
2 At the beginning of the story, the wife provokes a cart of people singing Christmas songs. This kind of pretentious joy allowed by the typical compliance system is also provoked by the wife.
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Analysis of the order of death (or the order of elimination, punishment, salvation) ;
the boyfriend who threatened the younger brother died first, and rudeness is understood as barbarism. Moreover, he appears to be the most in the family, the kind of character who is the kind of typical horror movie to give people a head.
The second deadly rebellious brother who completely rebelled against the system, indulged in self-indulgence, neither self-indulgence was free. The
third was a cowardly wife who thought he was strong and provoked the joy of his family to conform to the system, and went crazy when he encountered problems. This is the characteristic of a typical person who obeys and obeys the stability of the system.
PS: There is a detail. After the mad wife woke up, she seemed to regain her senses and said, "We should unite with each other." In fact, it is a stage of pretending to be rational for a weak person, as if returning to before the madness, reflecting that such a person is not a healthy person before the madness (true people of God-brave, independent and strong).
And [brave, independent, rational, strong] 4 characteristics seem to be in the last remaining father and daughter. In the same situation, a strong female identity is more commendable than a mountain-like father. At this time, an individual will feel that "this daughter is a great woman" and that he is still pregnant, which more subjectively sanctifies her image. I think she is definitely the last to live, the role that represents the hope of fertility. But don't forget that she got pregnant first when she was unmarried. She can live or die, I don't care.
The only difference between the daughter and the father is that the father mentions the woman in white more often, and the father’s impression is marked by the horror story his father told him. He believes that everything he encounters is related to ghosts and has fallen into it. In this whirlpool.
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