There are a lot of analysis on the film in the long review, here are only some details that I have seen that affect the plot, and my understanding may be different from others. The little girl is at the heart of the character's relationship.
1. Little girl: used poison many times, poisoning summer camp classmates, poisoning pet rats, poisoning mother, and "suicide", so here suicide is in quotation marks. With a loli face, the little girl who appears to be harmless to humans and animals is actually calm, sober and insightful. She has used drugs many times, especially her mother's depressive drugs.
In essence, she is closest to her grandfather who killed her grandmother and wanted to say goodbye to this family and this world. She doesn't want to live in this big family for a long time, but when she can leave as an adult (the difference is that grandpa cannot leave on her own) Before the big family, she had to kill her mother and rely on her father to enter this relatively better environment; and discovering her father's privacy may, in her opinion (though her father inconceivably deny it) lead to further instability in her new environment At that time, the purpose of setting up suicide negotiations was only to obtain stable custody of her father four years before she left as an adult, although she did not want to have any in-depth communication with him.
2. Grandpa: Actually, he is not demented, although I have asked the little girl many times who you are, how old you are, and whether you have been here before. That was the sign that the old man who knew everything had already bid farewell to this world psychologically. When he communicated with the little girl's mind and the world through questioning and telling, what we saw was clear, calm insight and forceful "You haven't seen your grandma, you were too young when you came, she was already bedridden. rise."
3. Father: Should be a hidden gay.
4. Cousin: No interest in running a family business, fighting against the education of the traditional middle-class patriarchal mother. A section of karaoke hip-hop seems to express its artistic talent and corresponding somewhat blind sympathy.
5. Aunt: Relentlessly but forcefully maintains the operation and appearance of traditional middle-class families and family businesses. So the servant asks: Will you move out of this family? Because, at least if she leaves, the servant's current relatively stable family environment will also be broken.
The question is, if the world is so ruthless, will you stay here for long?
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