This film is too popular. First of all, the current actors acting like Agatha Christie's stories make me act a little bit. Secondly, the three views are very strange. In the original consciousness of the heroine, it was because of her own work mistakes that the tragedy happened. Under this premise, it is the uncle's mind that the uncle is willing to pay for you. But what is your own face? You have to die and have to pay for other people's money while saying "I don't like this" without giving up the right of inheritance. It can be said to be both right and standing. Of course, it was reversed later. But I have not forgotten your performance under the initial premise... Later, the heroine continued to think that she was the initiator, and did not consider the risk of exposure to save the housekeeper. This was praised by the detective as Good heart. I wondered. You are a nurse yourself. You think your negligence at work has messed up the front and met someone you know who is dying. Isn’t it the most basic for you to save her? This can be called a Good Heart. How scarce is Good Heart in your world? The heroine's halo is blinking, she is good at everything ⊙ω⊙ Besides the nurses I saw, which one is not confirmed in advance I dare to give you an infusion or something. The co-author of the heroine will administer the drug without even looking at it. As long as the truth breaks, it won't be a problem? It seems that this family was really kind to her before. If you try to catch up with the Chinese medical troubles, can you teach you how to behave every minute? See if you dare to get an injection without looking at the name of the medicine. In addition, the family members have their own problems, but this is a family affair, and it is not that there are no good children. Again, how the uncle is willing to distribute it is his own business. So since the hostess, you have this B-face and ask for money from the family, there is nothing wrong with your family members asking you why. Yeah, why are you? Just relying on your harmless green tea face and the protagonist's halo? Chris is still that Chris, and I don't realize how bad it is. Daniel Craig, a gentleman detective, is okay, maybe he wants to try a new play, and I am still stuck in his image of a tough guy...
Finally, I found a particularly interesting point. When it comes to finding a nanny/nurse for the old man, no matter which country, the family’s fear points are the same. The first reaction is always that the little nanny tells the uncle to divide the property. (Even if you are a friend, you can divide your property, you say you are not afraid)... So, given that the old men all over the world are old-fashioned, can't everyone find a male caregiver? ...
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