Transcript (en)

Why did the younger sister stand there staring relentlessly when she saw her sister and brother-in-law being intimate? This oppressive gaze harbored the most twisted obsession and jealousy of a young girl first, it was the outburst of repressed, secret crush. She had long nursed a secret affection for Robbie. This naive fondness fermented into intense possessiveness after she witnessed the ambiguous confrontation between the two by the swimming pool. When she saw Robbie shower his Passionate love on her sister with her own eyes She could not accept that the man she desired belonged to someone else Her fixed stare was actually a silent vent of her unwillingness An attempt to find evidence of their incompatibility through their interactions Second, it stemmed from the distorted paranoia of a child's cognition At the age of 13, she lacked a mature view of love And interpreted the intimacy between Robbie and Cecilia as indecency and transgression From her perspective, her sister, who was of noble birth, ought not to have an affair with the son of a housekeeper. This class prejudice made her stand on a moral high ground, using her stare to express silent condemnation and laying the psychological groundwork for her subsequent false accusation. Last but not least, it was the self-identification of her dramatic personality. Bryony loved writing and was used to treating real life as a dramatic scene. Staring intently at the two's interaction was more like observing material to her. She, tried to reconstruct this relationship with her own imagination, and this unrealistic fantasy ultimately led her to sink deeper and deeper into the lie, becoming the fuse that destroyed the fates of the three people.