It was a little sad to see at the end.
Everyone needs to establish contact with the world, gain recognition, and export recognition. This is a way to gain a sense of security: the world is controllable to me, and all this is not so bad.
But Ted has never been recognized. He has been beaten time and time again. The feeling of powerlessness in life is so chaotic and empty: everything is so bad, and he can't change it. He lives in such a family and has so many perfect ideas about himself. Of course he wants to change, but he can't help it.
So later, he was so obsessed when he discovered that murder was under his control. It seemed that everything in the original chaos was purged in an orderly manner at the moment of killing.
The documentary was filmed very average, I didn't like the rhythm very much, so I jumped and watched it. The scenery of the Grand Canyon is so beautiful, will Ted who drove there feel that the life in front of him is suddenly clear, and everything has expectations. It's a pity that we all know what happened later.
I hope Ted won't live such a life again in the next life, and those poor girls won't encounter such things again.
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