1. The female star lives in room 8, but walks out of room 9 (25 minutes 47 seconds) It shows that money and power are hated in a divided world thus also the first female star to die
2. the little boy's toy is 4x10 see the back of discovering it is time to quadruple this figure personality for ten think no survivors in fact the film and then later also mentioned in passing recommend this book here Agatha Christie <
3. The little boy picked up the unknown object from the sofa at 21 minutes and 55 seconds. I think this scene has no deep meaning
4. When Luo was killed, his girlfriend was hiding in the toilet. At this time The blade that came in is under the door lock, indicating that the murderer is short in stature. At this time, it can be guessed that the fatal ID is a little boy.
5. There is no alibi in every murder case.
6 The driver relies on some kind of drug to keep his mind stable. He may be the relatively sober one of the split personality, but he didn't tell the truth of the whole thing to the prostitute (personally thought it represented the split's mother) until the end. The
driver is a link between reality and the imaginary world. He said before his death. It means that the split person still has an illusion that the evil has disappeared. His evil can be covered up subjectively. The most pitiful part of the split person is that his evil is different from fight club or incarnation as a postdoctoral fellow. is a vent-type evil is acquired form can be eliminated while the division of evil is growing all the way along the journey to deepen eventually develop intelligent evil goodness of his heart he was forced to suffer under the control of evil life does not need footnotes
there Some details are not listed one by one. After watching this film, I think more and more that the logical link in it is a copy of <
Thank you to the director for making this film only 90 minutes. Thank you
for summarizing in one sentence, deepening the theme and clarifying the center: Too much imagination can get out of control
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