1. The female protagonist's revelation is not only about trial, freedom and truth (the pursuit of truth, a clear admission of evil to give oneself a temporary reconciliation), but also a particularly noteworthy passage about her Husband's girlfriend. "Time is running out, and this is the offshoot of that incident, but it took a while to be portrayed, and it was mixed with her husband's madness and explanation." That painful experience will undoubtedly torture the heroine for a lifetime, but as she said" I don't want to say it, so as not to live with him in the future." Inevitably, only by revealing and accepting it can it pass slowly, otherwise time will be useless. For the couple, this trial is more like a combing of the couple's relationship by the heroine. From the very beginning, the conflict between husband and wife was revealed, and then the heroine kidnapped and asked the doctor, which could have allowed the heroine to get a real statement from the hero as she wished. The reason for pursuing the truth is not only the natural correctness of the truth itself, but also the torture of married life. Because in the relationship between husband and wife, the truth and excuses are misplaced, and the really important truth has no time to mention, and is covered up by trivial life. Ironically, the interrogation is disrupted by the reason for the male protagonist's work, leading to another climax and ending. Also, if the doctor's perfect confidence is made up, another theme is added. 2. OPEN ENDING IS GOOD. The audience does not seek a truth like a spectator. 3. The old feeling has something to do with politics, but doesn't understand it. The emergence of "dictatorship", etc. can only be regarded as images.
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