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Amnesiac alcoholic is reborn
Muriel 2022-03-24 09:01:34
The first part is okay, a woman is constantly taking a train to watch the roadside scenery. The character introduction and the plot are good. After the clues are gradually clear, all the logic points to the heroine as the murderer. Suddenly the director came 180 degrees. Turn around, take another shot of the already played screen, and point the murderer directly at another person. I don’t understand what this means. It’s better to further explore the heroine’s amnesia, and extend to multiple personalities or parallel universes, plus Time travel in reverse, redefining causality, and it will look better.
Extended Reading
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[last lines]
Rachel: [narrating] Today, I sit in a different car and I can look ahead. Anything is possible, because I am not the girl I used to be.
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Rachel: Um... I'm here because I... because I... because I woke up, um, covered in blood. And I had bruises all over my arm, um... It's usually from when I've fallen and someone's helped me up. My husband... he used to tell me what I'd done the night before. And I learned when you wake up like that, you just say you're sorry. You just say you're sorry for what you did, and you're sorry for who you are, and you're never gonna do it again. But you do. You do it again...