If it weren't for this accident, Jess might have been a docile wife, obedient to her duty and trying to please her husband all her life. Like the wives of the old days, they were completely dependent on their husbands. After experiencing this accident, Jess transformed into a new-age woman, independent and self-reliant, not relying on others. From the golden five hours of being trapped and shouting for her husband, to the self-analysis and self-rescue with each of her personalities, it all shows the growth of Jess. What happened on the day of the total solar eclipse is an invisible shackle, which has been bound with Jess. But then she broke free of the shackles. She also broke the shackles of marriage. Last but not least, the fear of the moonlight boy who was trapped that day. Is that person real? It was just her imagination. Her subconscious mind kept reminding her that the man would still come at night, which showed that she was very afraid of Moonlight Boy in her heart. It's just that she chose to escape and chose to think that it was her fantasy, just like the two personalities she imagined. From the fact that she asked the police to find her wedding ring at the end, we can know that she really does have that moonlight boy. And feel scared, which is why she always sees him before going to bed. It wasn't until in court that Jess saw the real Moonlight Boy, the grave-digger pervert, that she was truly sure that Moonlight Boy was real. He's not a god of death, he's just a pervert. He wasn't as scary as he thought.
Are men unreliable or should they rely on themselves??
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