There have been many film critics analyzing plots and studying metaphors for marriage and class. But what makes me wonder is why did Mr. Le Bail show up for a split second at the end? And why use "in-laws" to explain the massacre?
Seeing that Satan's expression is still smiling, combined with the analysis of her mother-in-law saying "I think you will become the new me": after everyone in this family died suddenly, and the bride has sworn an oath, there is only the bride left in this family. If there is the right to inherit the inheritance, the property of the entire family will be transferred to the bride, and maybe a new contract will be signed with the devil, and then the game will continue. The result is that the winner gets rich and the loser explodes in place. Is the price of this flesh and blood a sacrifice to Satan?
If this is the case, the bride has indeed become the new mother-in-law.
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