watch it, I always start from the point of view of nick (N), and there are always something unclear. I try to use Catherine (C) to sequence things in chronological order...
At first I guessed that C had been familiar with the old woman who killed the whole family since he was a child. Therefore, under her influence, there will be a tendency to destroy loved ones and try to get rid of sin for pleasure. This is the first motive of C crime. So there was the yachting incident of her parents.
After going to college, C's woman was not good, so he hit Lisa on the gun, which was later Beth (B), and C came to ONS. C is in a state where there is no close relationship, so he puts all his energy on B. B keeps avoiding C, so C stays with B by turning himself into B. However, C didn't leave B, and the soul stayed.
B is in the same office with a professor, and probably jealous that he can get along with B day and night is why C killed that professor. In the same way, B's husband was also killed by C, and he fired a 38-caliber pistol. The local police officers said that B had a woman outside, which was circumstantial evidence.
In addition to killing, C must have entered B's life by breaking into B's home frequently. When N went to B's house, B once said that the door lock was always broken. The second piece of evidence is that when C puts his novels, 38-caliber pistols, photos and other things that blamed B in B's home, he chose a very natural location. The third evidence is that C broke into N's home once, indicating that she has the ability to enter without breaking the door.
The last C creates the illusion of himself and B together, using Roxy (R). R killed his family at the age of 16, just like C, so C regarded her as his own shadow. R observes C's life as C observes B's life. C and R live together. In essence, C regards himself as B and lives with his shadow.
The above is the second motive of C's crime, all because of B.
Then you can string everything together now.
Motivation 1 → Murder of the parents
Motive 2 → Murder of the professor and B's husband
Motivation 2 → Found that B and N are together, to kill N (important reason 1)
Important reason one → buy Nelson. Nelson did not know whether it was because of his infatuation with C or because he wanted C's money to "routinely investigate" the death of B's husband; Nelson obtained N's psychotherapy file and gave it to C.
Important reason 1 → Be interested in N, study N’s reports and other
important reasons 1 → Write the book and kill the rock singer in the opening, contact with N, and become fascinated by N in the process of fighting wits, B's status in C's heart gradually decreases (important reason 2 )
Important reason two → (I'm not sure if R's jealousy is caused by how C's mind has killed N for more than a year, or because it was provoked by C, but I prefer to be provoked by C) Yes Let go of the fictitious life with B, so you can use R as a pawn and try to kill N-if N is dead like this, he deserves it, and this hardship is not worthy of her opponent; even N If she didn’t die, then R would be over. She just got out of this state of life.
Important reason two→ Let Xinhuan N kill old love B, and blame B for exoncise.
Important reason two→ I’m not willing to poke
more than N for the time being ...
Actually, I think this The movie is just above the middle... I guess I can’t get used to the lines of the 1992 movie... It’s so pretentious...--
What is the role of C that has been more enriched... Wait until I watch Instinct 2...
This time, Miss Nagging (self-styled stage name!)’s film review is over. Let’s see you next time, viewers, happy off work...
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