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If you come out, you will have to pay it back sooner or later.
Madisyn 2022-03-24 09:02:34
The story is not uncommon, but the way of narration determines the saturation of the enjoyment of the viewing process. As a case story, there are clues, memories, plots, doubts, hallucinations, and truth. Before the reversal, the director used two sub-lines to tell the story. One is that the police suspect that the husband is the perpetrator through various signs, and the other is that the husband in the play suspects that he has become a prey from a hunter, which is mixed with key clues and memories. Generated associations and hallucinations. But the reversal is somewhat weak and discordant logic. If two people die for the same reason, it will inevitably cause others to suspect (and the latter cannot get the same medicine).
Extended Reading
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Álex Ulloa: Who's that?
Mayka Villaverde: Nobody.
Álex Ulloa: Were you talking about me?
Mayka Villaverde: You won't like it. He's my new lawyer.
Álex Ulloa: What's wrong with Gloria?
Mayka Villaverde: As well as being my sister, she's also your lawyer, and I want to revise our marriage contract. The property division.
Álex Ulloa: You can't be serious.
Mayka Villaverde: I'm always serious with you. Even if I laugh at you constantly.
Álex Ulloa: You want everyone at your feet, don't you?
Mayka Villaverde: Not everyone. You, yes... Got you! You handed that to me on a platter!
Álex Ulloa: It's not funny. If he's not your lawyer, who is he?
Mayka Villaverde: My psychoanalyst.
Álex Ulloa: I didn't know you saw a psychoanalyst.
Mayka Villaverde: There are lots of things you don't know about me...
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[last lines]
Jaime Peña: [gloating as Alex starts succumbing to a toxin] Tick... Tock