2. Do the mother and daughter who were driven away really exist?
3. Do the teeth in the wall actually exist?
These three things are very strange to me. My thoughts are: 1. There is no garbage falling on the stairs, which is a precursor to the protagonist's illness. After all, there are no good people in that building. Or who did the cleaning by ghosts and gods, which echoes the later evicted mother and daughter creating garbage for the neighbors, which is thought-provoking.
2. In the play, it can be seen that the mother and daughter met the protagonist without anyone else. They were both at his doorstep. The situation was similar to him. They were all expelled and spoke carefully. Later, when the female guard asked the protagonist to write a joint letter, she told him that the child was a boy. The whole idea was obvious. This was the obscenity of the mentally ill protagonist. As for why this pair of mother and daughter is being lustful, I can't say for sure, just think about it for yourself.
3. Are the teeth in the wall obscenity by the protagonist? Could a previous homeowner make the wall twist like that? Whose teeth are that way? I think most of it has something to do with the protagonist’s lewd ex-homeowner, or maybe the ex-pre-ex-poster. Later, the film mentioned that part of the body is the continuation of the soul, which reminds people of the teeth in the wall, which makes people shudder. .
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