Didn't anyone think that it was the male protagonist who bought and murdered himself? The male protagonist said to the killer that he loves his wife, and whoever hurts his wife will kill him.
Because I know that I am completely bankrupt, the only way to get out of trouble for my family is through my own life insurance. He was willing to sacrifice himself for the family he loved. For this reason, he arranged a back road for his family. This is also the reason why he was a little depressed at the beginning of the film when he faced various financial desperations, but he did not abandon himself.
However, one of the accidents is that the killer is a weird guy who plays cards out of common sense. The male protagonist's blindly good appearance automatically sets up the killer, and there is no way for the killer to kill himself. Instead, the situation is getting out of control, and there are more and more innocent victims. In the end, even his family was implicated. The second accident was that what he did not expect was that his wife, whom he was willing to sacrifice his life for, had an affair, which was why her eyes dodge later.
Regarding the plot of the little girl and the dog, I agree that it has a symbolic meaning, but I don’t think it was imagined by the killer or appeared overhead. The reason is that the scene that appears for the second time is not in the killer’s sight, but in a situation that can also be seen by the police. Appears, indicating that it is real. It was only the third time that a little girl appeared alone with a dog in the rainy night outdoors, which was very strange and unreasonable. This is not clear.
At the end of the plot of the male protagonist whistling, some people think that the male protagonist will kill his wife. In fact, it is impossible for a rational and self-disciplined person like the male protagonist to kill his wife. Facing his betrayal of his wife, he remembered what the killer had said that the world was hypocritical, and he had completed a new understanding of the real world in his heart, that's it.
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