1 "The Cone of Ice Case" 1
1.1 The "Cone of Ice Case" involves the dead 1
1.2 The scene of the Cone of Ice 1
1.3 The true culprit behind the death of Baz and Gu in
the Cone of Ice 2 1.4 Why didn't Catherine, the final Cone of Ice, kill Nick 3
1.5 "The Cone of Ice" The real culprit behind the death of Gostin” 3
2 The “shooting” 4
2.1 The “shooting” involved the deceased 4
2.2 The real culprit behind the
“shooting” 4
2.2.1 Beth’s husband in the “shooting” 4 2.2.1 " shootings "in Nelson 4
3 Videos relationships between the characters 4
3.1 4 Nelson and Nick
3.2 5 Catherine and Nick
4 when Catherine black for 5
5 6 what is the instinct
according to different tools of crime, the film can be divided into" picks case "and" shooting The headshot case" will be discussed separately below:
1 "Ice Cone Case"
1.1 The "Ice Cone Case" involves the dead
including Catherine's freshman teacher Gostin, rock singer Buzz, and Nick's partner Gus.
1.2 There are
five ice cones in the film,
a. about 4 minutes, killing people on bed,
b. about 48 minutes, Catherine shaved ice
c. 1:04 minutes, Nick’s house
d. about 1:53 minutes, elevator killing
e. At the end of the film, hidden under the bed (Nick's house)
a, c, d are wooden handle cones, b and e are silver metal cones.
Among them, a and d are used to kill people. They are all wooden cones. In the end, Catherine wanted to kill Nick but metal cones. Therefore, some people use this to deny that Catherine is the murderer. But c is also a wooden cone, but nick bought it from the supermarket. It can be seen that anyone can buy a wooden cone from the supermarket, but even this does not mean that metal cones cannot be bought from the supermarket, which means anyone All murderers include Beth. (A smart criminal would definitely not use his own unique tool to kill, so I think that the metal handle is not unique to Catherine.)
Therefore, some people say that the different handles of the ice cone can be used to judge who is the murderer.
In addition, for ice cones, there is a question: Since Nick's own wooden handle cone, why does Catherine have to take a metal cone? Why not use Nick's wooden handle cone directly?
One explanation I can think of is: Catherine is deliberately different from the previous "wood-handled ice cone case". In addition, Nick's ice cone also has its own fingerprints on it to avoid causing unnecessary trouble to himself.
1.3 The real culprit behind the deaths of Baz and Gus
in the "Cone of Ice" The murderer of the "Cone of Ice" is Catherine. The reasons are as follows:
1. The last Buzz . The final ice cone shows that Catherine killed people according to the ending of her novel.
2. The manuscript of the new book being printed by Catherine. shooter raced into the… his partner's dead body....elevator...legs sticking out. In other words, Catherine accurately predicted that Nick would not accompany Gus upstairs (because Catherine was told by Catherine to game over before accompany Gus upstairs. , It’s almost announcing that Nick you are useless to me, Catherine, you were dumped. This is Catherine deliberately, making Nick absent-minded and will not accompany Gus upstairs) and Gus died in the elevator, and his legs will It happened that the elevator got stuck so that Nick could only use the stairs. What a precise prediction, what a clever design.
3. Nick reminded Beth: Remember to change your lock. It shows that the door lock of Beth's house is broken. Explain that anyone can go to Beth's house and frame Beth. In addition, the information about Catherine in Beth's drawer is placed in such an obvious place. Isn't it afraid that Nick will find it? Therefore, Beth is confirmed to be framed. (But it doesn't say that the gun was also framed by Catherine to Beth)
4. Gus wanted to talk to Nick in the elevator when he died. He made a "Kay" sound, but because there was more blood in his mouth, it was not very clear.
5. By comparing the three sex scenes of the movie Buzz and the murderer (scene 1), Nick and Beth (scene 2), Nick and Catherine (scene 3), it can be found that the murderer in the scene 1 likes SM very much, and the murderer in the scene 2 Beth disliked SM, so afterwards he said that Nick was not having sex, but Catherine in scene 3 liked SM very much.
Some people used professional software to compare the chests that appeared in these three scenes and found that the murderer was Catherine (it can only be said to be awesome, word buddy).
6. Beth only appeared after killing Gus. At this time, Beth didn't know that Gus was dead, otherwise she wouldn't reach into her pocket and take the key to deliberately irritate Nick. She didn't know that Nick was in extreme anger at this time.
The remaining clues to Beth can be forged, including call records and police clothes after killing Gus.
1.4 Why didn't Catherine kill Nick in the last ice cone?
Some people say that this is because of "love" + sex> killing, then does Catherine love Nick or not?
At least Catherine told Nick on the bed, "I was not like this before", it can't be used as a reason.
Catherine initiative similar to those last words of confession of weakness that is also not a good reason too, because Catherine also worried Nick know
he himself is the murderer, even if doing almost flawless. So she deliberately showed weakness and aroused affection to spy on Nick's reaction.
And what I can find reluctantly allows me to accept that Catherine finally "loves" Nick. The reason is that Catherine likes challenging things, such as the quick-minded and insightful detective Nick, who likes to "play" with such people.
So I think Nick can only be considered useful or interesting for Catherine, at least until Catherine can't find the next target
, so I gave up killing Nick twice.
At least when facing Baz, there is no love but sex, so she will not hesitate to kill Baz as written in the novel.
1.5 The real culprit behind the death of Gostin in the "Ice Cone Case"
If the death of Buzz and Gus were both carried out according to the content of the novel, what happened to Professor Gostin? Catherine hasn't started writing novels yet.
Gostin’s death report only stated that there were many holes caused by ice cones. Killing people with ice cones will inevitably bring many holes. This does not mean that all the
"ice cone cases" are the same person.
To answer the question of Gostin’s death, it is inevitable that "the question of who likes whom in college" is inevitable.
In 1983, Beth had tan hair and Catherine had blond hair in the class photo.
In 1984, Beth turned blonde hair.
So it can be seen that Beth imitated Catherine, that is, Beth likes Catherine.
Why would Beth imitate Catherine? The possible reason is that Catherine is brilliant and jealous, and Beth is gay or bisexual.
Even Beth likes Catherine, and Professor Gostin may also like Catherine. After all, Catherine still has billions of fortunes since his parents passed away in 1979.
Possible murderer one: Beth (Jealous to kill Gostin)
One kind of inference is that Beth is jealous and seduces Professor Gostin to kill him. After the incident, based on Catherine's cleverness, Beth inferred that it was done, so she was reported.
Another slightly weaker addition is that when Nick asked Catherine about Professor Gostin, Catherine said that Bing Cone’s inspiration was obtained from the campus, but only in theory. That is, I believe that Catherine was telling the truth.
Possible murderer 2: Catherine (resentment kills Gostin)
Another inference is that Gostin used his position to threaten Catherine and force Catherine to have a relationship with him. Catherine designed to kill Gostin and at the same time blame Beth to report. Beth.
Catherine lost her parents in her freshman year. It was a time when her heart was fragile. Of course, Gaustin, as the instructor, would "take care of" Catherine with his heart and covet his billions of wealth.
In short, the above two inferences can be said in the past. The only thing that is certain is that Beth is obsessed with Catherine, and Gostin also likes Catherine.
2 "The shooting case"
2.1 The "shooting case" involved the dead
including Beth's husband and Nelson. They were all headshots with guns, and the methods were straightforward.
2.2 Behind the scenes of the "shooting"
Pervert psychologists gave two possibilities for the murderer of the "Bing Cone" in the hard film:
The author himself, using the book as a cover to show his aggressive instincts, namely Crazy desire to conquer
Readers use the book as a cover to lay blame on the author and show the hatred of the author.
Therefore, we judge that Catherine is crazy aggressive, has a strong desire to conquer, and enjoys the process of conquering very much.
Why don't you think that the "shooting" was also done by Catherine? Because people like Catherine will inevitably enjoy the process of killing, and will not directly headshot so decisively. Besides, Catherine has no strong reason to kill Beth's husband.
So it is inferred that the murderer of the "shooting" was Beth.
2.2.1 Beth’s husband
in the “shooting case” was the rumors surrounding Beth’s homosexuality that caused her husband to suspect Beth, causing a quarrel between them, which led to Beth shooting her husband.
2.2.1 Nelson of the "Shooting"
When Nelson had an accident, Nick was the first to suspect. But Beth came forward to testify for Nick at this time, and his empirical words were mutual, and he also justified himself.
When Nick thanked and apologized to Beth, Beth said that he would deal with it, and when Nick left, his face immediately changed from a smile to a gloomy face, which shows that the treatment in her mouth was to kill Nelson.
Catherine and Nelson should be in an employment relationship. Catherine bought Nick's file from Nelson for $50,000 three months ago, so Catherine did not have a good reason to kill Nelson.
3 The relationship between the characters in the film
3.1 Nelson and Nick
Nelson should be more decent police officers, relying on intuition that Nick is lying, do not believe Beth's psychological evaluation of Nick, so I always hate Nick.
Therefore, Catherine seemed very happy to purchase Nick's files.
3.2 The
reason why Catherine and Nick Catherine got Nick's files three months ago should be that the second novel has ended at this time, and Buzz is almost useless for him, just continuing the remaining plot of the novel. In the film, the abnormal psychologist said that Catherine’s second novel was conceived for half a year, so we can infer that Catherine should have been conceiving the subject of the third novel 3 months ago, and I learned about the shooter Nick by collecting news. . As an inspector, Nick must be careful and observant. At the same time, Catherine feels the same perverted attribute (the desire to kill) that Nick carries with him. So Nick is in the arms of Catherine, who has a strong desire to conquer, and accordingly becomes the protagonist of the third novel.
On the first meeting between the two, Nick felt that Catherine was not simple and confident that Catherine would not hire a lawyer.
When the two met for the second time, Nick spied Catherine. At the same time in the car and the interrogation room, Catherine began to provoke (provocate) Nick. In the interrogation room, he actively applied for a polygraph to officially announce the contest between the two.
Then Nick showed his suppressed desire to conquer Catherine to Beth's SM, and conquered this woman who made him feel uncomfortable.
At the third meeting, Nick threw Gostin, and Catherine fought back with Nick's wife, causing Nick to be irritated. Nick's weakness was cleverly grasped, and Catherine won the first battle. Up to this point, Nick has firmly believed that Catherine was the murderer of the "Bing Cone Case".
Then Catherine began to lure Nick into the set, but at this time Nick separated work and sex very clearly and behaved very rationally. This is exactly what makes Catherine feel more interesting. Because of this, Rosie felt different and became jealous of Nick. So when Rosie drove into Nick later, she accidentally fell and died.
Rosie's death was not in Catherine's plan, so when Nick went to Catherine's house again, Catherine took the initiative to show weakness and arouse love. Even so, the plan has to be carried out. So Catherine took the initiative to transfer the clues to Beth. At this time, Nick had been suppressed in IQ, and he began to suspect that the murderer of the "ice cone" was someone else.
Under the guidance of Catherine, Nick investigates Beth's college days and Beth's husband. In this incident, Catherine's confession is in sharp contrast with Beth's concealment and the rumors about Beth's homosexuality when Beth's husband died. Nick believed Catherine's words more and more, and finally Catherine's design made Nick kill Beth again as a shooter.
When Nick took out the key from Beth's pocket, he seemed to feel that everything was a trap designed for him by Catherine. But so far Nick has been trapped in the net set by Catherine, unable to extricate himself. So Nick chose to compromise, escape from reality, and asked to have sex with Catherine like a mouse.
The final outcome indicates that Catherine finally conquered Nick with eroticism and wisdom. Some praise the taste of feminism, and if it is finally understood as love + sex> killing, it is also mixed with praise for love.
4 When Catherine blackened the
director should not be cold-blooded enough to let a young child kill his parents for huge wealth.
Judging from the photos of Catherine and her boxer husband collected at Beth's house, Catherine's face was full of happy smiles at the time. It's a pity that God made a mess, and her husband died unexpectedly in a match.
The deaths of the most important people that I care about the most have cast a thick shadow over my life. The boringness and boringness of life gradually eat away at one's own existence, and then gradually darken one's heart. Instinctively, he needs to find stimulating and challenging tasks to find his own sense of existence.
Therefore, it is inferred that Catherine was blackened when her husband lived and died.
5 He-based
instinct is the initiative that starts from the self, follows that human beings are animal attributes, and is full of desires and appeals.
Such as Rosie’s jealousy of Nick, Catherine’s desire to conquer Nick, Aesop’s urge to kill his family, Catherine’s desire to kill Buzz, Nick’s anger at Gus’s death, Nick’s subsequent distrust of Beth, and Beth as a cover He used to be gay and lied, Nick was full of wild SM and so on to Beth.
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