There are also two deceased persons in the story, B's husband, and BC's university professor.
There are a total of seven dead.
The beautiful heroine in the story is called Catherine, C. The protagonist in the story is a detective named Nick N. N killed four people, two were criminals who were undercover, and two were manslaughters who were taking drugs.
There are two suspects in the story, B Beth, and C Catherine.
The intersection of the two began when they were freshman year, when two beautiful women had a one-night stand and then fell in love.
Then one party entangled the other party, and then one party reported the other party.
Who is it that entangles whom? ? C entangles B? Or does B entangle C?
We only know that B dyed his hair in the follow-up. But is B really imitating C? Or simply dyed your hair? ?
The movie opens with a blonde woman having sex with Johnny. I remembered the woman's breasts unkindly.
Then in the movie N made love to B and C also made love. I compared the breasts of B and C. It was found that the woman who killed Johnny looked like C's breasts. . This is the first time I have begun to doubt C.
But afterwards, when C told N during sex, a girl whose last name starts with O had a one-night stand with her when she was in college.
But when N found out that there was no person with the last name O, C suddenly became angry and changed his words and said it was H.
I thought something was wrong, but I didn't think about it seriously. Just looked at it in a daze.
Then N finds out that the person with the last name of H is B. Go to question B. B said that C was pestering her.
Later, all the evidence pointed to B, including Nielsen's investigation of B and her husband, including Nielsen betraying B and selling the file to C. Including B's husband was shot.
I became convinced that B was the murderer. Because B likes C, he imitates C's work to kill.
When B and N were quarreling, they rushed to fight N once. N scolds B as a lunatic. B is violent.
Because Gaz investigated B, B killed him. Everything is logical.
At the end, B said to N that I loved you. That kind of look, the habitual movement of digging out the key in the pocket.
I started to shake again.
The last detail made me realize that C is the murderer.
Not the cone of ice in the final shot. It was C crying bitterly, crying and saying, everyone I care about is dead, all dead. .
I suddenly realized that the person she cared about and loved was B.
The details that were suspected or not noticed before, all emerged.
For example, when N asked B, B did not kill N.
And the real beginning between B and C is that in the freshman year, B had a one-night stand with her to experiment, then C fell in love with her, kept pestering her, and even reported that she was gay in revenge. C is crazy about B, follows her and understands her life circle.
The first deceased university professor
was killed by B or C, or someone else. I haven't figured this out yet.
The husband
B of the second deceased B is a pure heterosexual, and she married her husband. C knew, and out of jealousy, he killed B's husband.
Then C became obsessed with the feeling of killing. Just like in the movie, C tells N that killing is not like quitting smoking, you can't quit.
At the same time C began to be friends with the murderer. C began to plot murder with novels. It can even be said that C is writing a novel based on the materials around B.
The third deceased Johnny
C cried every time because the person she really loved died. But every time she kills, she doesn't cry.
I believe that the deaths of her parents and husband were accidents, but the deaths of her parents and husband made her extremely painful.
She began to fantasize that her parents were killed by her to cover up the pain. So as to create novels.
C has been following the person B she loves, so through understanding B's social circle, he got to know Johnny.
C wrote a novel about the death of a rock singer and his girlfriend, and then killed Johnny.
The fourth deceased Losey
Losey died in a car accident because of jealousy and N, C crying. And he began to hesitate his behavior, whether to continue to kill N.
The fifth deceased Nelson
C paid for Nelson to investigate N. Nelson began to doubt B afterwards.
C so did Nelson. Although C framed B, he never wanted B to die.
The sixth dead GAZ
GAZ has been felt C murderer, not believed to be B.
So it has been investigating.
B's door lock is broken, and C has broken it. In order to prevent Gas from investigating, C kills Gas while wearing clothes stolen from B's house.
Later, he framed B and put the pistol, books, and newspapers in B's home.
The seventh deceased, B,
died, but B did not carry the gun with him. B always loves N, she doesn't love C.
The last deceased N? ? Maybe it's not dead.
C finds that B and N are in love, so he starts investigating N. This is why C is so familiar with N at the beginning of the film.
She has never forgotten B, so when telling N about B, in order to pretend that she can't remember clearly and increase credibility, she first said the last name is O, and then she said the last name H that she has never forgotten.
While C began to hesitate whether to continue killing N, B also died because of N, and she wept bitterly. I also realize that I will have nothing if I continue to play the game.
I always felt that C didn't love N, but later I found that C was moved. Losi is jealous of N, because when C makes love with N, C is moved.
Later, when she wanted to kill N, she gave up. Maybe it was because they were the same kind of people, maybe because she didn't want to lose again, maybe because the two lovers she lost both died because of him.
Almost every protagonist in the film has a tendency to violence, B, C, N.
Desire and violence are instinct.
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