This is a very, very classic detective drama. The whole drama is full of compactness, and each character has its own story, including the appearance of pip at the end, which is a bit unexpected, but it can explain why she also appears in this big family. The problem is that I can't figure it out now: emma is likely to recognize Pip, even if they have been separated since the age of 3, but they are a pair of sisters after all, so how did Marple recognize it? I have never been able to figure this out, and I haven't analyzed the specific details. I don't know. I think this is a sloppy screenwriter. Sometimes in order to highlight the heroic detective's bravery, there are a few small bursts that the audience can't see. Yes, finally take it out and show it off. The housekeeper Mickey was a little nervous, but what she said was true. . . This was foreseen from the start, it's been in all the episodes, the neurotic guy was never actually a liar, and by the end of it, aside from the cops and Marple, she knew who the killer was when she knew Amy was dead.
This film has been implying that all people have secrets, and all people are suspect, but the most innocent person actually hides the biggest secret, which is of course the pattern of many detective films. Victims were all killed because of misfortune coming out of their mouths. Small details are the most noteworthy. Marple kept writing some words on the paper when analyzing the case. Among them were pearls. At the time, I didn't understand them very well. It seemed that the detective was superior. She knew the secrets concealed by pearls at that time. Was it just because the wearer kept The reason for the incessant stroking of her pearl necklace? It is estimated that Miss Marple had already concluded who the murderer was at that time. But still can't stop Amy's death. .
When bunny died, blacklock said she was his last and only connection to the past, and disappeared. At this time, I felt that Blacklock must have some secret in the past. This is the biggest secret, and I didn't expect it to be the root of all evil.
Originally, the biggest suspects must be pip and emma, because after all, as long as blacklock is dead, everything is theirs, but they didn't kill people, which may be in line with Miss Marple's words, murder is never easy.
The only doubt in the end is my confusion about English. Has the Swiss Kid really recognized who is the older sister and who is the younger? Because what he said was I remember you and your sister. Sister doesn't mean sister? It doesn't mean he knows who she is! However, Marple gave a small explanation, that is, if she inherits the property, it will definitely be published in the newspapers, and she cannot take the risk of "may" be exposed. I think Swiss men don't necessarily remember who is who, but it caused the tragedy of several deaths. This is the sadness of human nature.
In conclusion, there are so many detective films, that is, don't easily recognize someone you didn't know well for a long time, or you will die miserably-"
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