People who are deeply in love feel inferior to others. The love between Tom and Rachel, Rachel has always been at a disadvantage, Rachel has never dared to face Tom, and always felt that she had harmed him. The beginning of the plot is also deduced like this. Rachel, who was a complete failure, observed megan on the train every day, and watched megan and her husband Scot. From the very beginning of their acquaintance, to the derailment of megan, Rachel saw everything in her eyes. . If I hadn't known that the plot was treating Rachel as an outsider, I might have thought Rachel was so deranged that she thought megan was his wife (just kidding).
The scene in which the lives of the three women are interspersed in the opening scene was confusing at first, not knowing what he was trying to say, and the switching between the various protagonists, as an audience who was already face-blind, could clearly see each and every one of them. Human faces are really tired.
Later, I found out that Rachel was drinking heavily all day, Anna was Rachel's successful junior, and megan was the person who was "surveilled" by Rachel all day.
Later, the scene where megan went to see a psychiatrist was also confusing, but I could understand from the words that megan was very tired in this relationship, and megan's own memories were also interspersed, which made the whole plot weird.
Until one day, the detective finds Rachel.
It seems that the suspects pointed to by all the mysteries are Rachel, and Rachel believed it herself, so she tried her best to lure the suspects onto others, but in the end she actually set her on fire.
The turn of the whole plot is probably when Rachel decides to quit drinking and Rachel meets friends again.
Tom, who is vastly different from what she imagined, surfaced. After successfully quitting drinking, she began to retrieve her memory little by little, and found that the one who finally murdered megan was Tom, who had a different heart.
At this time, Anna also found a mobile phone belonging to megan in Tom's belongings.
This is how a desperate struggle unfolds.
In the end, Tom was killed, Anna exonerated Rachel, and it was a happy ending.
If Rachel was you before the divorce, what would you choose?
I was drunk every day, was deceived by Tom, thought I loved him very much, and life lost its focus after breaking up.
I believe that from the moment Rachel saw megan, she regarded megan as her own me. When she saw megan cheating, she began to suffer again, not knowing how to face the next situation.
It wasn't until she recognized Tom's real face that she began to really look at her previous life.
After love, stay awake so that you can move on and let your life go on.
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