This year's most promising Emmy-winning American drama, "Deadly Woman", has been updated to episode nine.
The story and explosive points of each episode are layered on top of each other, and the more you watch, the more exciting it becomes.
Seeing that the finale is coming, who will die in the villa in the end, and who is the culprit who caused the bloody case? Will the three women kill people?
The next plot brain hole speculation, suitable for you who have already chased the ninth episode, contains spoilers, and does not like to take a detour.
In 1963, the deceased: a domestic violence man
Beth lied that she had a rare terminal illness and that she had only six months left in her life.
I thought that her husband Rob had turned back to the family with his prodigal son, but when he knew the good news of Xiao San's pregnancy, his attitude changed in an instant of three hundred and sixty degrees, and he proposed to Xiao San on one knee on the spot, saying that he would give him six months.
After a conversation with a female neighbor who was abused, Beth decided to pack her bags and leave Robbie. Later, she was inadvertently told by her husband's female secretary that Rob had begun to pick flowers and weeds and split her legs in various ways a few years ago, and the female secretary also blew herself up about the one in Rob's flower bush.
I thought that this was already the most powerful part of this storyline, who knew that a wave was higher than a wave, and the ninth episode directly broke the heinous secret behind the death of Beth's daughter.
Beth always thought that her daughter's death was inseparable from herself, because she had neglected to lock the door of the backyard, causing her daughter to sneak out while playing in the backyard and then die in a car accident. Actually, this was not the case, and Beth did lock the door, only to be opened by the female secretary who had escaped from the backyard. Yes, the last time the female secretary and Rob fell through the clouds was the day her daughter died.
Knowing the truth, Beth decided not to leave Rob to stay, and bought a gun by the way.
In the trailer, Beth shows Rob the gun she bought, Rob asks why he bought the gun with a puzzled face, and Beth replies: Maybe when will you use it?
Then, in addition to the scene of Beth talking to the abused female neighbor, there is a shot of less than a second flashing by: Rob and the abusive man wrestling together.
Therefore, I suspect that the direction of the ending is more inclined to Beth and the female neighbor who has been abused by the family to join forces to design a perfect "murder case".
The abusive man thought that Rob was seducing his wife, so he came to the door to fight with Rob, and Rob shot and killed the domestic violence man in order to protect himself, and ended up in prison.
But there's a question here, and it doesn't seem like such an argument is enough to make Rob so emotional.
There is also a scene in the trailer where Little Three cries, so it is speculated that Beth invites Little Three to her home, and at the same time shows Rob that she knows about his cheating behavior, thus angering Rob.
At this time, the abusive man came to the door to cause trouble, and Rob's act of defending himself with a gun would not seem so sudden.
The murder plan is perfect, helping the female neighbor out of the sea of suffering, helping Xiao San to recognize Rob's true face, and Beth herself permanently away from the scumbag.
In 1984, the deceased: Carl
Speaking of Simone's line, how much she spurned Carl at the beginning, how much she loves now.
Ever since Simone knew that Carl was suffering from AIDS, she resolutely pushed off the European journey with the little milk dog and decided to accompany Carl.
Unexpectedly, the little milk dog accidentally had a car accident, and the mother of the little milk dog, Naomi, accidentally found that the little milk dog had Simone tattooed on the leg, and the plastic sisters completely broke up.
Neomi begins to trouble Simone, preventing Simone from visiting the puppy and telling everyone about Carl's illness.
To know that in an era when AIDS was still regarded as an epidemic, you can imagine how disgusted people with AIDS were.
Karl was classified as an outlier, not only was he not allowed to eat in the restaurant, but even his own daughter did not want him to attend her wedding.
Because of AIDS, Carl's resistance plummeted, and he developed complications and was admitted to the hospital.
Then Simone meets Naomi in the hospital, so she goes up to naomi and pleads with Naomi not to hurt Carl, and what Naomi is doing is clearly heard by the little milk dog standing nearby.
The little milk dog is completely aware of the extremely controlling Naomi, he does not want to live under the control of his mother anymore, and decides to go to Europe alone.
When Neomi arrives at the underground garage and sees Simone's car parked across from her, Neomi has a killing intent on killing Simone as she packs her trunk.
However, according to the picture of the next episode trailer, the little milk dog also happens to be in the underground garage, so the little milk dog will save Simone without accident and be seriously injured by his own mother.
At this point, Naomi's hatred in his heart reached its peak, so he went to the door to seek revenge on Simone. However, If Naomi wants to come hard, it is estimated that it will not work, so let's come to a soft one.
Naomi may use the reconciliation as an opportunity to poison and kill Simone, which is also in line with the "Deadly Woman" Simone promotional photos.
Instead of poisoning Simone, he injured Carl by mistake, and Neomi was imprisoned.
In 2019, the deceased: Eli
This modern storyline is slightly weaker than the first two, but the character of Jade really makes me want to hammer her head.
In episode IX, Taylor tells Eli about the true identity of Jade, first of all, the name Jade is not her real name, and secondly, why she was able to provide inspiration for Eli to write the script, because she herself really experienced: Jade set fire to the former foster family, and the adoptive father and adoptive mother were buried in the fire.
Eli was still very dismissive, but still had some scruples in his heart, which was later confirmed by the conversation with Jade.
He also realized that he had been used by Jade.
During the argument, the two accidentally have a car accident, the siren sounds, and Jade flees, once again confirming Eli's idea.
Eli is admitted to the hospital unconscious, and he also decides to leave Jade and listen to Taylor to rehabilitate.
Jade escapes to the home of his ex-prisoner, who is surprised to return home. Jade learned that he had been "stabbed" in the back by his predecessor, and he was so angry that he began to run wild.
In the pushing, the lame ex obviously did not have the advantage and died directly in a pool of blood.
In the preview of the next episode, Eli is cured and discharged from the hospital, and taylor is reconciled as before.
And Jade took advantage of the void to enter the killing heart, so is it Eli or Jade who died?
Remember at the beginning of the second episode, the deceased died on the stairs on the first floor, and in the trailer, her opponent with Eli was played on the first floor, and Taylor's opponent was obviously on the second floor.
From this, it can be guessed that the person who died was most likely Eli, and then Jade was imprisoned.