Let me say it myself first.
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of the events of the year : 1, the old man, the real The culprit of molesting multiple little boys. Cover up: 2. Rebecca, someone who knows the truth and has been ignoring the truth. 3. Carl, the old man's son, is also a victim, but he is also a person who knows the truth and has been ignoring the truth. 4. John, the same victim, but also the one who knows the truth and has been ignoring the truth. 5. The servant, one of the adults who witnessed the incident in person, did not know the truth. It is a little far-fetched to say that the cover-up is far-fetched. ----------------------------------------- Unrelated to the events of the year 1, Jerry Rice, Rebecca's fiancé, is not directly related to Pip. 2. Rachel, Jeremy's ex-girlfriend, has no direct connection with Pip. 3. Lee, Rachel's current boyfriend, has no direct connection with Pip. 4. Mark, Ian's boss, has no direct connection with Pip. 5. Liz, Mark's wife, has no direct connection with Pip. -------------- Why did Pip kill so many people, what Pip really hated: 1. The old man. 2. Cover up those who tolerate the old man. 3. The sardine game itself. ------------------- This play wants to satirize: 1. The hypocrisy of human nature. The old man used the game, the old man's daughter turned a blind eye, and the old man's children shielded and tolerated.
2. Human fear. John's fear, the old man's son's fear.
3. The hidden truth.
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Pip does not represent justice. After his revenge is successful, Pip himself is the murderer of innocent people.
Childhood shadows are the easiest to create perversions, and the victims of perversions are also the most likely to become perversions.
Yes, Pip wants to kill the old man, but he also wants to kill the game.
Before lighting the cabinet, he was a perverted victim.
After lighting the cabinet, he also became a pervert.
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