What I like the most is that several details of the movie are handled very well:
1. Sister takes care of immobile Carlos vs sister takes care of dead dad
2. The sister's ultimate control of Carlos (sewing legs and sheets together), hiding the body of Carlos' fiancée ("real" model), and killing two female clients (with knitting needles) all fit her role very well. The skill and wisdom of a great tailor ?
3. The reason why my elder sister develops agoraphobia is to protect the past, the secrets of the family (hidden corpse), and the loved ones (home, sister) that are not known to outsiders.
But I am also very speechless about what my sister did:
1. It is very wrong for my sister to physically punish her with a stick, but it is also very violent for her to resist hitting her head with an iron. . Recall that when you were a child, if your parents had similar corporal punishment, you wouldn't want to hit your parents like this. .
2. I visited the male protagonist's room twice late at night, and the first time I met, I was only wearing suspenders and low-cut pajamas. . The second time I deliberately dressed up and wore a floral skirt. Being so close to others is not something to seduce deliberately. . ?
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