"Thought" and "truth".
People always believe that what they think and guess must be the truth.
The truth that an event is brought to an end is not necessarily the truth.
Rebecca's "Death Truth" Experience:
Uninformed public: accident-suicide/murder-suicide.
At first, the public thought that Rebecca's death was an accident at sea.
When the ship containing Rebecca's actual body was found, the holes and valves were found to have been made from inside the ship, and Rebecca's death was considered suicide by the public who thought Winter and Rebecca were a happy couple.
Rebacca's lover and loyal servant firmly believed that she would not commit suicide, believing that Winter was responsible, and that Rebecca's death was murder.
With doctors telling Rebecca that she had learned she had cancer before she died, the public believed Rebecca had a suicidal motive and thought she was suicidal.
Mr. Winter who thought he knew the truth: Accident - Suicide
Rebecca verbally provoked Winter at the seaside hut, stumbled, and died after hitting his head with a blunt tool on fishing gear. Winter believed that no one would believe his innocence, put the body in the boat, and sank the boat.
With doctors telling Rebecca that she had learned she had cancer before she died, Winter realized that Rebecca was trying to provoke him that night to kill her.
I think (hahahaha...) this film explores the "thought" and "truth" of a death.
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