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Norberto 2022-03-27 09:01:18

Munchausen syndrome, a human tragedy brewed by two mentally unsound murderers. High-quality acting, clever editing at the end, everyone is a victim, everyone is a perpetrator
Natalia 2022-03-26 09:01:12

First of all, the subject matter is famous, and then the way of filming, the actors are also very good, and it looks very cool. Gypsy grew up in such an environment, and it is normal to behave differently from normal people, so our audience and neighbors think that you have countless opportunities to get up from your wheelchair and ask for help. Why not, but Gypsy's thinking is not like this. The saddest thing is that although she has always wanted to escape from her mother and grow up, she has never seen the real world and still misses her mother's protection. She cannot adapt to reality. The world she imagines is a fairy tale. A mother like Dee Dee has no maternal love herself, her husband leaves her, she lacks love and a sense of security, which leads her to portray herself as the god of her daughter, a good mother who is self-improving in the eyes of others, and has been loved ever since. Both are pathetic and hard to judge.

in the name of love

Everett 2022-03-23 09:03:03

In fact, a few years ago, it seemed that I accidentally read the news of this case. I seemed to be in high school back then, so I didn't feel it. I just feel that there are all kinds of perversions in the world. Now I'm 24, and I accidentally watched this American drama on everyone during my boring summer vacation. The plot isn't actually scary, it's just a suffocating desire for control and maternal love. . . What is worrying is that for more than ten years, doctors, neighbors, fathers, so many and even the police have not found any tricks? Or sweep the snow in front of your door! She can only rely on the help of netizen Nick, who is also mentally ill. She has become the same person as her mother, using others to manipulate others. As a result, in real life, he only apologized in prison at the age of 33, and Nick was sentenced to life imprisonment.

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