You're peeping out of the window, and the audience in front of the screen is peeping at you.
Alyssa's "wild". Unforgettable, elegant and fashionable beautiful sister, wearing a sleeveless A-line skirt, stepping on a small high-heeled wall and climbing a ladder, the contrast of entering the room privately. Not a princess who can only sit in a carriage, but a knight princess!
I thought it would be very mysterious, but what I didn't expect to guess turned out to be the truth. Perhaps this is also what the protagonists experience? The answer is about to come out, but there is no evidence. Hitchcock did not engage in a plot of reversal + reversal + reversal + reversal, as if to let the audience push the progress bar bit by bit through the protagonist's point of view.
"Viewpoint". Some netizens discussed that Hitchcock's films are not about the plot, but about the language of the film. I plan to use the process of winning the badge to experience it~
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