This time our heroine, Eve, is in a dangerous situation like many of the Hitchcock films, but please note that this time, unlike the male protagonists of the Hitchcock films, he was inadvertently involved in a dangerous event. middle. She could have had the freedom of choice, she could have chosen to turn her sweetheart Jonnie (who doesn't love her and who claimed he was involved in this crisis to help his mistress Charlotte escape a murder) to the police, but She still decides to protect the man and bring the real murderer Charlotte to the surface. Later, she got the support of her father. In the process of investigating the case alone, she also fell in love with Smith, the detective who was in charge of the case. In this way, she got herself into multiple legal and moral conflicts. It also caused her father and Inspector Smith to fall into this conflict.
But in the end, like almost all Hitchcock movies, these contradictions are deftly resolved, the truth emerges, the whole story is turned upside down, Jonnie tells Eve a big lie, Charlotte's husband is the one who killed him, and he Killed a person, really an unexpected wonderful ending! {“But this blatant deceit by the directors,” was not well received by moviegoers at the time, nor was Hitchcock himself. "I found out before the film was finished, but there was no way to fix it."}
The ending scene was amazing! Kind, innocent Eve no longer loves Jonnie, but she still decides to cover the man she once loved to escape the police, Eve and Jonnie are in a small space together, Eve's clear, innocent eyes and Jonnie's evil , looked at each other with morbid eyes, Jonnie told Eve the truth of the matter, and thought of killing Eve, Eve also understood everything in an instant, her hands gently pressed on his thin, ready to do it again On the hands of the murderer, it was as if the Virgin Mary had pity and forgiven his crime, and his mood calmed down. She took him to the curtain of the theater and led him out of the curtain, and suddenly she shouted: "He Here!" The police surrounded him on the stage from all sides, and Jonnie died in a panic under the iron curtain of the stage, pleading guilty and falling under the law. Yes, God forgives your sins, (just as a mother forgives her own children for their sins.) Not that you can escape God's punishment for your sins. (Like a mother's punishment for her child's mistakes.)
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