The protagonist is interspersed in reality and literature from beginning to end, satisfying the desire for privacy and prying through literary creation, and providing literary materials and ideas through real life.
A mixture of reality and reality, desire is an original sin, prompting the teachers and students who have lost their years to step towards the edge of sin.
The Electra plot created by the family of origin and the infatuation with mature women are creepy in the bizarre narrative technique.
However, I still want to say that I personally don't like this movie, and I am disgusted and rejected by the sultry psychological characteristics shown by the literature teacher.
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