The insidious things in the looming malevolence in the movie make the time difficult and long, and it is hard not to fall into the inexplicable and profound hatred and scorn for what this man has done to these three women. Pain bites the nose. There are no innocent victims here, and their fate is usually in their own hands. You can give people wealth but not happiness, you can point out people's blindness but can't stop people from being stupid. If you are wrong for a long time, you are doomed to lose happiness, but why do you still not realize your fault when you are not happy?
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