I think it can be understood that the relationship between father and son is an important discussion in the film. Some men have a yearning for patriarchy and patriarchy, but they are unwilling to another powerful force to exist and suppress themselves, so there will be a plot of murder of the father and the absence of father's love is confusing Part of the reason for sexual orientation and sexuality is that the doctor killed Martin's father but Martin and his father are missing an inner connection (all people eat pasta the same) So Martin turned his admiration for patriarchy and patriarchy to the doctor (The doctor killed his father for him) Things like armpit hair and pubic hair that suggest sexual maturity are also the pursuit of full male capabilities (such as the doctor's story of being afraid of wilting when he was a child). It can be seen that they are very similar here. Martin also hopes The doctor became his father (matching the mother and the doctor's mother and a bit of Stockholm Syndrome woc) but the doctor invaded his house to force the doctor if he didn't want Martin (he couldn't connect internally with the men he admired so hatred and anger prevailed) he Successfully controlled two children, especially the youngest son, because the youngest son is the true heir of the doctor and he threatened Martin's status. It can be seen that the final symptoms of the youngest son were very tragic. Many comments said that the doctor and the wife had a preference for the child, the doctor and the youngest son. The bond is not that deep (like the doctor always thinks the younger son is pretending) so gave Martin the opportunity to take advantage of the doctor's wife Nicole Kidman's character is smart and sharp and has no dirty secrets (well..) so no It is so easy to be influenced by Martin. She and her daughter are a typical female relationship with mutual jealousy and hostility, so her daughter will be rebellious and deepen communication with Martin, which also gives Martin an opportunity to take advantage of it.
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