I have seen stories like this in elementary school.

I remember when I was in elementary school I saw stories that tricked a group of people to an island and then killed them one by one. It's too old-fashioned to actually appear here.

Several prerequisites for murder on a deserted island: the island cannot be left (you can leave everyone running early), there are at least two murderers (in order to achieve a terrorist effect without making people suspect, a murderer can't do it), and the most suspicious person you think is normal It's a good person (the wrinkled old man), and people die one by one (the murderer is not willing to kill it once).

The most troubling thing is that Karla didn't die. Did the fisherman let go of Karla, who had no resistance, at the last minute.

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