In fact, except for the killer who has continuous intuition ability, other people only gain short-term intuition ability (and it is sporadic and fragmented), for example, the heroine's intuition ability When everyone was poisoned to death, when she rushed out, it turned out that things had not happened. When these people discovered this ability, they all followed the hints given by intuition and tried it out. This is also a human being. It's natural, because when the ability first appeared, it was out of curiosity to test it. Then they found that as long as the intuition came, the result came.
But they ignored the fact that if they didn't follow the intuition If you do, what will happen?
For example, if the gambler doesn't hit the ball in the way he preset before, will the ball go in?
For example, if the heroine doesn't break free, is it something that happens later? It won't happen?
Obviously, the director finally gave the answer. When the
killer pushed the male protagonist into the pool, he intuitively knew that doing so would lead to his own destruction, so he changed his strategy.
Because the killer has continuous intuition ability , so in repeated experiments, he has discovered the mystery, while others cannot continue to test this ability because it is only temporary, sporadic, and fragmented. The killer is to learn to use this ability when these people learn to use it. Kill him before he has this ability. It is a
good explanation that fate is not predetermined, but is chosen by oneself. This is different from the death of this movie!
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