I just finished watching this movie, and my heart is still a little bit restless. The narration and context of the incident are very clear, and after reading it, you will know what happened and how it happened. But there is always a question lingering in my heart is WHY? Why did this husband choose to kill? It seems to me that he clearly has other options. But I just found the answer I've been looking for in another previous review. I think first of all there is a very strong repressive element in this husband's character. He doesn't like to communicate with people. Neighbors say he never said anything before and is a silent person. In the face of a strong wife, he was flattering and a little evasive. This kind of process is like a person who has no ability to relieve the pressure on his heart. However, in the process of getting along with another person, the pressure increases little by little every day. Finally one day, the straw that broke the camel's back appeared, and he decided to kill his wife. However, why even kill the child? ? ? If you have any thoughts, please leave a message and let me know.
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Just now, I checked some information on the Internet, and I saw that his daughter saw him moving the body, so he started to kill again. So at the moment I think the reason he killed his daughters was more because it happened to be at the time, not on purpose. Still, for whatever motive, he committed it anyway, alas, he could have had a lot of options.
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