Both the father and the daughter have dual personalities (post-traumatic sequelae), the father's starts from the discovery of his wife's derailment, and the daughter's from the moment he sees the mother committing suicide. One detail is that there is only one bed in the daughter's room before the move, and the new daughter's room has two beds and they are all made with sheets and quilts.
I think my daughter's first personality should be aware of the existence of the second personality, but she just treats her as a good friend, because the first personality has always been the one who painted, and she said "he forced me", so the first personality Participated in everything, but she simply thought she was playing "piss off dad" and "hide and seek" with Charlie, skipping meals at first and losing the first doll was a first personality (she asked dad before going to bed" Aren't you angry?"), the first personality is the one who is with the female psychiatrist, likes dolls, cries, sleeps and opens the door, and calls for help. P6P7 doesn't like to laugh, gets angry often, pokes bugs when fishing, gets a ticket for parking, sleeps with the door closed, and destroys the rest of the dolls is the second personality, the one who writes on the bathroom wall is the second personality, because it is indeed a daughter but the first personality said that it was not written by her. This personality hated her father and had violent tendencies.
The pollen left by the butterflies in his hands, the scratches on his arms, and at 2:06 in the morning, it was determined that David was Charlie. When he asked his daughter, "Is he here?" The girl did not deny it and said, "He is hiding In the Dark" and a picture of Dad in the music box are also allusions.
The point that makes me wonder: why do people in the town say "she looks so beautiful" when they see their daughter; why did the landlord come to deliver the keys in the middle of the night in the cat's case, the sheriff in the woman's case Just came over again, and deliberately asked the girl, "If I go away now, what would you like to say to Dad?" The girl shook her head before leaving with peace of mind. In the end, when David was outside with a knife, the neighbor happened to be there, and he said to him. Shouting "I want to see her", and when David was peeking at the neighbor's house, the TV was playing cartoons, after which there were several cartoon scenes in David's family, and their family hadn't seen cartoons before ( If it's just to confuse the real murderer, it's a bit too deliberate. They have no motive for committing the crime. If it is these three people who committed the crime, it can't be explained where Charlie is at the same time.); Why there is a bed in the basement of David's house (symbolizing Charlie ?); The power outage was supposed to be the girl's first character playing hide-and-seek with Charlie, and when the girl screamed in the basement, David came back but he went downstairs to the basement, so who was in the basement at that time?
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