The whole passage is full of repressed emotions. It still feels that the male protagonist is the criminal, if the male protagonist and the female protagonist choose one or the other. The female protagonist chose to tell the male protagonist her darkest thoughts, but the male protagonist chose to continue to conceal it. The heroine made a mistake because of her impulsiveness at the time. Later, she took the initiative to attend the funeral of the murdered girl. The girl's mother's anger towards her made her understand that some hurts could never be relieved for some parties. Including the girl she had hurt as a teenager. These experiences gave her a great sense of empathy. So she chose to face her past head-on, and told the male protagonist what she was thinking at the time: "At that time, she was deliberately trying to hurt her." The fact that she can do this shows that she will never take the initiative to choose to hurt a person because of unimportant things in the future. Then you may ask: Since she said that, how did she kill the male protagonist? ! It can only be said that this is really not because of her, but because of the male protagonist. Looking back at the male protagonist: The female protagonist told her what she was thinking at the time and wanted an affirmative answer from the male protagonist. The male protagonist chose to escape, understating that those girls were insignificant. So the female lead can think that the male lead will still continue to commit crimes, so the female lead will get rid of it quickly. So when the male protagonist said to her that "we are a kind of people" and hoped that she would let her go, she chose to refuse to answer and chose to kill the male protagonist. Then you may also ask what is the motive of the male protagonist to kill? I'm not a psychology major, and I'm talking about movies because the male protagonist couldn't let go of his mother's abandonment when he made a mistake and went to prison.
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