Characters: boyfriend, prospective stepmother, father, sister, since it
is a suspense film, the truth created must not be the truth, and the stepmother is excluded.
Boyfriend is dead, ruled out.
The father left, the sisters had a serious conflict with the stepmother, and Alex was stunned and incapacitated, but the suspicion has not been ruled out.
The cop started helping the stepmother when he heard kemp's name, so the cop was a good guy so (or because) he knew where kemp was. The two then anesthetized Anna, indicating that her spirit was indeed abnormal.
Finally, Alex wakes up and kills his stepmother. After all, justice triumphs over evil. Such a plot conforms to the truth of the shaping, so it must not be the truth, and such an end does not constitute a horror in any sense. So the plot of Alex's murder can't be real, but a virtual one of the mentally ill Anna. So far, it can be found that Anna has a pathological condition that blurs reality and fantasy.
Pause for a moment, the movie is here, it doesn't matter how it ends. The main mystery that drives the plot has been solved, Anna's brain has the ability to make up facts to deceive herself. In the whole film, only Alex's actions are always revolving around Anna, and they agree on almost all issues, which means that Alex either has a mental illness that can be connected to Anna, or it is also an explanation edited by the brain.
But why does the brain make up an explanation, it is because it is too painful, why is it too painful, the most painful thing is to kill a loved one with one's own hands, so the mother must die at the hands of Anna.
Conversely, since Alex is also a fictional explanation, indicating that she also does not exist, the most reasonable explanation is that she is also dead. What is the best way to die for the film? Arrangement into the fire is best. After all, while killing a mother with your own hands is enough to cause insanity, adding a sister who also died in a fire rather than a car accident at a young age is more likely to have a horrifying effect.
Overall, the plot still stands up to scrutiny.
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