The ending can be regarded as answering the most fundamental question of the whole movie, the teacher is the real murderer! But regarding this film, I think there are several shortcomings:
1. From the beginning to the end of the film, there is no strong evidence against the teacher, so why are the police and the father so sure that the teacher is the real murderer?
2. Since the police identified the teacher as a suspect at the beginning, why not search the teacher’s house at the beginning but at the end?
3. Since the teacher is the real murderer, no matter how perverted he is, then he is also a physical person. How can he withstand such pain without confessing?
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