Detail 2. At the beginning, the heroine receives water and takes medicine.
Detail 3, Steve and the hostess were in court. Steve’s lawyer asked not to let the 500-yard ban take effect. For fear that the record would be stained in the future, the judge agreed and also agreed to the man’s request to postpone the divorce agreement. Later, she told Steve, you can’t be within 500 yards of me, and imagined that the lover John also said that the heroine would use a 500-yard ban. The heroine said that the ban would not work for him, which proved to be a conjecture, because no ban was issued at all. So Steve is not always stalking and harassing the heroine, but he and the heroine love him and hate him and have not separated yet. This explains why the hostess sleeps and Steve touches her head. And it was after John repaired the lock. Because there is no John fixing the lock at all.
Detail 4, the hostess called Lu Yizhou on her cell phone to repair the air conditioner (in the real world), there was no signal in the house, but there was a signal when he called John about three o’clock (because it was an imaginary)
Detail 5, the hostess and John went home for the night After Ai Ai was awakened by the ringing of the phone, she woke up again before answering. After waking up for the second time, she found that she was sleeping next to John. The logic is like this. The first time I was awakened was from a conjecture of my own (and my imaginary lover’s love) to reality (the conjecture of the phone ringing in reality), and the second time I was from reality back to my conjecture (with John By your side).
Detail 6, the hostess’s scald was not caused by Rose, but by the fire in the bowling alley. After the phone call from the hostess Yoros to the bowling center, there was a scene where the hostess was lying on the bed, tearful, there was the sound of a huge fire scene and the screams of a little girl. This should be true. It was when she was a child. Experienced personally. And putting the scald on Rose's head was an imaginary.
Detail 7, when the hostess asked herself on the phone to kick the mirror when she was a child and stabbed someone with a piece of glass, the phone heard the sound of the mirror cracking. Before Rose was stabbed to death, there was a door from the broken hole. Looking at the lens of the mirror in the wardrobe outside, the mirror is not broken. If it is time and space instead of fine separation, according to the theory of fresh fingers and the theory that the storage room is immediately sealed, the mirror should be broken immediately. but no. In fact, the storage room was never sealed, until in the end she killed Steve and sealed the storage room herself for the first time. The storage room was sealed and the wall was broken to find the corpse, all her imagination.
Detail 8. The song hummed by the heroine at the end of the film is a song that Rose hopes his fiance will come to marry her. I haven't taught the heroine this song, but she can sing it, which proves that she composed it herself.
Detail 9, the photos of the little heroine and her mother in the church all have a fuzzy figure. It seems that Rose deliberately broke into the camera, but it can also be explained that the heroine assumed that the figure that happened to appear in her own photo back then was Rose. Prototype.
Pay attention to the clothes of "Rose" in the photo. The upper body is a shirt with a dark green neckline and a ribbon, and the lower body is a skirt. The hairstyle is medium-length hair to the shoulders. (Fuzzy, my sister’s eyes are good) Then, the hostess and John went to the amusement park, waiting for the scene (the memory of the hostess after John’s death) a woman who had been following her appeared in the camera, with the same clothes and hairstyle in the photo. Stand silently behind. It's impossible for Rose to stalk her for revenge in her clothes for thirty years. So Rose came up with a conjecture.
In short. Rose is the heroine herself in real life. She has no friends and has a miserable fate. If Rose does not kill her husband, he will be suicidal. If he kills her husband, he can live by himself. The hostess said to Rose on the second call. Killing her husband and the feminist movement are all things she wanted to do but didn't have the courage to do it. The hostess asked Rose if he hit you. Rose said yes, that is, the husband of the hostess beat him. The hostess asked why he didn't leave him, Rose. To say that I love him means that the hostess loves her husband and cannot do without her. Everything was conceived by her (including being liked by the parents of her dream lover, being kindly treated by neighbors, and the old lady in the cemetery telling him that the little boy was missing) determined to kill her husband.
Therefore, it is a finely divided film, don't simply treat it as crossing time and space.
View more about Sweet Home Alabama reviews
