Murata was beaten by his father since he was a child. When he was most miserable, he cried out in pain while begging his mother to save him and tell his father to stop beating him. He promised that he would never do anything wrong again in the future, and maybe his mother would ignore it... so he was psychopathic Very serious. It is very likely that Murata killed his father and mother in this hut, dismembering and burning them to make them disappear. Later, he invaded Aiko's tropical fish shop, killed more than 30 partners, and robbed them of their money.
Aiko was coerced by Murata as an assistant to dismember the corpse, and she also became an accomplice in the murder, only in this way can she survive. She has been turned into a pervert by Murata's torture and intimidation.
Why did Aiko smash Murata to death at Shemoto's order? Why happily carry out Shamoto's order to dismember her and make Murata disappear? She obviously had the opportunity to kill Sheben with one knife, but why did she choose to throw the knife and kiss Sheben and say she loves him?
All this is just her instinctive reaction, the terrifying and perverted Murata has completely changed Aiko, allowing her to execute all Murata's orders without hesitation! She even let her go to sleep with the lawyer and killed the lawyer by the way (by taking an overdose of aphrodisiacs and causing her heart to overwork and die suddenly), including agreeing and taking the initiative to let Sheben violate her from the back of the car... Subconsciously, she thought that she could only fall in love with and Depend on the strong to survive! Aiko just wants to live! Yet in the end he died.
Hateful people are also pitiful, and many times, the perpetrator is also the victim. Just like a huge branch is twisted and bent to the other side by a larger external force, but when the external force reaches the maximum and suddenly unloads the force, the branch will quickly rebound in the opposite direction, thus hurting the person who touches it. .
Life itself is suffering, no matter how beautiful the earth is, it will die one day!
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