In reality, it is impossible for Bateman to get the key to Allen's house, so forging a message to London at Allen's house should be an illusion. But this message is an important clue in the process of handling the case later, so in fact the message must be real.
This is a paradox. Who recorded it?
In the same way, Bateman took JN to Allen's house many times to commit crimes, but it didn't make sense. Even if these are illusions, at least the end of the credits (found that Allen's house is newly painted) should be real (otherwise it won't be a reversal at all). Then his knowledge of the room layout is equally unreasonable.
Maybe I care too much about the details, just discuss it, don’t spray if you don’t like it
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