1. Why is the criminal man's crime process so exposed and the follow-up process so rigorous? God’s perspective sees all the dark sides, but in the end it’s unreasonable. Everything is based on peeping into the brain tonic. Seeing that women are sick and need men to serve, there are disputes. During the long-term service of brain tonic, men lose patience and women. I doubted love. I saw a man going out several times in a rainy night with a jewelry box, saw a knife, and saw no woman in the next few days. The brain patched up and killed the body and threw the body. Outside investigations, everything is reasonable, the dog The turning point of death, but why is the dismembered body placed in the garden, is it necessary? But being able to do other things is so logically clear and meticulous)
2. The babysitter and girlfriend both thought this was a boring pastime at first, why did they join the peeping of other people’s privacy in the end? People’s curiosity is troublesome, and everyone has this kind of peeping at others. The dark side of privacy?
3. The story is based on a boring situation in which the photographer started to spy on the privacy of other people's private lives while he was boring at home after the photographer broke his leg. And bring in more people into this kind of boredom?
4. When the dog died, everyone came out to watch, and the dog owner began to criticize everyone, and everyone felt that it was only a dog that died. When the male owner was about to die on the window sill, everyone also came out, it was just It's just onlookers.
5. Except for the exchange of flowers between female artists and male criminals, there is no exchange between neighbors in a community? Later, music saved the neurotic woman, and she asked a music man to enjoy music.
6 The male protagonist is peeping at everything, no one is peeping at him secretly?
7. On the first floor on the right, neurotic single women know to pull the curtains (when they are intimate), the newlyweds on the second floor know to pull the curtains (when they are intimate), the female artist on the first floor on the opposite side habitually closes the door, and the dancing girls never pull the curtains (when they are intimate) After the first quarrel between the host and the hostess, the male prisoner pulled the curtains and then it rained. He saw the male prisoner go out several times at dawn. He took a woman out at dawn, then opened the curtains in the living room and looked out the window (why this time Look? Even if you have a guilty conscience, why don’t you turn off the lights at night, or keep on observing, it is seriously inconsistent with the logic of the detective’s investigation.) I saw the dog but didn’t kill the dog immediately afterwards. The window was opened at the back (because of the heat?), turned off all the lights at night and then smoked. The next day when I watered the flowers, I didn’t kill the dog. I took the dry cleaning clothes to clean up at night and called out to turn off the lights. Then there was a male offender. The camera was a dog. Was found dead, and the brightness of the cigarette butt in the dark is based on the fact that the male protagonist simply ignores the existence of the window or deliberately set it so that a person will not be peeped by others.
8. The male lead and the female lead have feelings? Isn't it that they are not caught in the self-desire of peeping at others' privacy?
9. The curtains were slowly opened at the beginning, meaning that the curtain was opened. After the detective in the middle left, the heroine closed the curtains. Before here, it was more reasonable. After the heroine finished showing the pajamas, she screamed out of the window and the curtains opened. The story The plot enters the second half, but at this time the episode has already started seven out of ten. Since there has been a turning point, it will definitely develop in the direction the male protagonist has imagined.
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