First of all, it is impossible to determine whether the heroine is dead or not!
Assuming that the soul after death is in a free state, then the soul can still have a certain sense of existence in the process of disappearing (the soul stays in the world)! If you don't agree with your own death, then your soul will not agree with your own death! The dialogue with Lennie in the process is just such a form of display!
Secondly, it is not the protagonist who plays with people's feelings that opened my mind, but what kind of person the police judged the autopsy to be! If the autopsy report says dead, then assume the heroine is alive. Then there are certain problems with the evaluation criteria of this autopsy!
Finally, after reading it, there is no entanglement between life and death. . . . . . Because I haven't experienced it, I can't judge!
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