I still remember Monday, that is, after finishing the work on the first day, Gordan bought a bunch of flowers and a lot of things back home, preparing to celebrate with his family that he had received the job; he gave the flowers to his wife, but then he was not careful. Scalded by the boiling water of the spaghetti, in an instant, a violent personality appeared without warning. He killed his wife and daughter. (He later told Phil that he had beaten his wives, but actually killed them.) The
next question is: Does Gordan's violent personality appear spontaneously? Indeed, he was under a lot of pressure. He told Phil at the beginning that he was tired, and it was possible to force out another personality in this situation. But I think even more that Gordan's violent personality was induced by the environment of the mental hospital.
I still remember that when he first walked into the hospital, he was attracted by Block A's chair—a restraint chair that looks like a mental patient—and the whole person seemed to be fascinated. It created a suspense here (the movie poster is also With this as the topic). Then when he walked into Mary's room and carefully observed every picture on the wall, he deepened this spiritual connection even more, which resulted in the formation of his violent personality. That day, when he returned home, a trivial accident led to an irreversible tragedy...
Mary (Simon) in the tape did not blink. After killing the boy, he continued to kill the killer and killed his parents. , This is the same as Gordan's violent personality. So later, Gordan posted photos of his wife and daughter to Mary’s room, which also proved that his mental condition was very similar to Mary’s back then. Killing his work partners one by one was also expected...
Session 9 is a very clever movie. , When you look at it, you need to pay attention to every detail of the screen, even every sound effect. It is not bloody or frightening, but if you look carefully, there is a kind of scary tension.
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