The only thing in the whole film that makes me suspicious of the writer is when the suicide girl's father recalls that scene, they went to confront the writer, but the writer was arrogant and ignored. It stands to reason that this paragraph should be the only credible one in the whole film. The old father looks very rational, and there is no need to make up falsehoods just to slander the writer.
If the recollection is true, it doesn't match the writer's image of kindness and innocence.
On the whole, the script of the film has a high degree of completion, and there are almost no bugs. The psychology and behavior of the heroine and her lover trying to conceal their extramarital affairs are also believable.
In addition, the role of the sheriff is well received, and it has the meaning of a great detective.
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