Besides, the killer in the play is very well played. He is really a downright evil person. He even did things like instigating young people who are not familiar with the world in the fuel tank of the car and terrorizing innocent children. It was just such a prank to seduce Lester, but unexpectedly, it just opened the door of evil in Lester's heart. However, his death was really unexpected, haha, I didn't expect to be killed neatly by this timid person who even laughed at him by this daughter.
Lester is really a scumbag, I can understand when he can't resist the temptation of a killer, but killing his own wife is too much, and framing his brother and nephew really makes people admire him At the same time as his IQ, his awareness of his selfishness and cruelty also rose to a new height, and when he finally let Linda, who was attached to him, become a scapegoat, I felt that this person was completely broken, and he was even worse than a killer. Man, the evil of human nature is vividly displayed by him.
The police solving the case in the play finally makes people feel a little real, no longer like those blockbusters, each one is more amazing than a fairy, and no longer shows those advanced technical means that make people jealous. But I didn't see the "Bible". I couldn't understand the narration and soundtrack that appeared in the play. Hans's son and the supermarket owner's son were both fools. I don't know what kind of metaphor they represent.
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