I don't know if it's because I watched too many movies or what, but I guessed what happened in the second half, but it should be easy to understand. It's just two people. Either she has a problem, or you have a problem. Maybe ordinary people in reality often make mistakes like this. Because of information asymmetry, sometimes they always feel that it is someone else's mistake rather than their own. In "Fight Club", the different states are basically alternating, one state exists, and the other is sleeping or watching, but at this time the two states seem to be at the same time, but when Charlie arrives, he He began to live in a hallucination for several weeks, and he didn't realize it. It was a little scary, and he didn't know how his daughter persevered.
However, Emily's treatment of Amy's dolls is also a bit terrifying. I don't know if the dolls that were thrown into the trash were made like that by herself, and I don't know why she treated Amy's dolls like that. Is the director wanting to make a mystery?
Is the last picture a hint of Emily's condition?
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