The movie seems complicated and disorderly, but it can actually be explained around the heroine's discussion of faith and chance.
There is a scene where the male protagonist asks the female protagonist: "Are you afraid that I will no longer love you and lose me." The female protagonist gave a positive answer and nodded painfully, indicating that at least the former female protagonist loved the male protagonist deeply. The male protagonist has given the female protagonist enough faith, and the male protagonist is away all year round due to work, and this faith is gradually missing. Sometimes losing is scarier than never having. In order to get back the faith, the heroine had to start using "chance", so she found the cheating man. From the "Chance don't give me eough faith" mentioned by the heroine in the debate between faith and chance, we can see the affair. The experience did not satisfy the heroine. What the heroine yearns for is not only physical pleasure, but more importantly, the spiritual desire for the hero and the request made by faith: Faith can't exclude chance; Faith can't allow me finding chance. So she left the affair man.
At the time when the heroine is most vulnerable, the devil stares at the heroine. It bewitches the heroine and promises to give her the faith she desires most. This faith contains both physical and spiritual aspects. The Lord will not only obtain physical and psychological satisfaction, but will not violate the implicit requirements put forward by faith. It's a pity that this is just a conspiracy of the devil. During the long-term relationship with the devil, the heroine's spirit has been greatly damaged, as described in the Cthulhu mythology: those who are in contact with the ancient gods will be demented and mad. Many details in the show also show this: the detective and the cheating man are mentally affected the moment they see the devil, and their behavior becomes weird.
In the end, the devil came to the world in the appearance of the hero as the heroine wanted, as well as as he wanted. Leaving the tormented hero and heroine both sacrificed for love.
Of course, the center of the story is still human nature. The male protagonist's obsession with the female protagonist and the female protagonist's obsession with the male protagonist are the main factors that contributed to a series of tragedies. Other shots take that madness to the extreme.
Finally, discussions and conjectures about some details:
1. Why does the female lead say that the male lead makes her feel sick?
Refer to Saya's Song settings. In addition to seeing her own children and demons behaving normally, the heroine here behaves insanely when she sees other people, which means that the heroine looks at demons as normal, but sees other people as demons
2. Why does the teacher look the same as the female protagonist, and both have green eyes with the male protagonist who is a demon incarnation?
Added the mysterious atmosphere of the movie, and other possible meanings should be to strengthen the theme
Do you have any other ideas to comment? These ideas of mine are also obtained by combining other people's opinions and my own cognition. It may not be correct, but I think it can be explained. After watching the movie, the most fearful thing is Yunli In the fog, it’s good to let your heart feel comfortable.
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