Subconsciously creating someone who doesn't exist, keeping him alive and even being lovers with him makes the sustainability of the story difficult because at some point even the person who shows schizophrenic symptoms can realize that what exists is actually non-existent.
But despite everything, it has repercussions that can drive a person to the point of insanity. Someone you knew, spent time with, touched and slept in the same bed with, suddenly disappears. And it's not a magic trick, it's a trick of the subconscious mind, and this trick can prepare a person for any kind of end, from imprisonment to death.
Or let's leave aside all the schizophrenic symptoms and the play of the subconscious mind. Let's assume that someone who actually exists is playing a game within a game to convince you that you are suffering from a mental breakdown.
Yes, it's a foolproof plan, but there have to be reasons for it. Money, power, having a sick mind or revenge; I think revenge is the most valid one!
Tit-for-tat is when a person is punished for the same crime that he or she has committed. It is like cutting off the arm of someone who cuts someone's arm intentionally; but it is not possible to do this within the framework of the law. Doing it illegally will have many legal consequences. Going through legal means and resorting to illegality and not getting into trouble is like walking in the snow and not showing your tracks.
In the end, we can't get away with anything, and sooner or later someone will make us pay for our actions. When it is our turn to pay the price, we become mere figures in a play within a play.
In some plays, the victim and the killer may switch places, just as the hunter and the prey switch places. Like today's victim becoming tomorrow's killer, or today's killer becoming tomorrow's victim, this change of place is possible in flowing time and lives.
"Water sleeps, the enemy does not" is one of the beautiful sayings that can be used to describe the breath breathing down our necks. When forgotten secrets are revealed one day, it seems inevitable to face unexpected confrontations.
When I think of the forensic morgue, I remember a news story about a grave mistake made years ago, when the bodies of a man and a woman were mistakenly mixed up and given to the wrong funeral directors. Now, forensic medicine is on the agenda with the disappearance of a woman's body, and if there is no one going in and no one coming out, there is only one conclusion. The woman is not dead, she is still alive. Is that really so?
Based on the few Spanish films I've seen recently, I think Spain has a rising value in the field of cinema and El Cuerpo was just one of them. The thriller, mystery genre movie keeps its mysterious ending until the very last moment and ends with a perfect ending in my opinion.
Revenge is a dish best eaten cold.
Sometimes years need to pass, the waters need to settle and everything needs to be forgotten, but rarely, it can also be necessary for the little ones to grow up... And when these little ones grow up, they try to pay back what was taken from them.
A rusty secret told in a warm bed and kept hidden for years is suddenly the signature of a death warrant or a loud confession that you have agreed to die.
You can't understand it at the time, but you will surely understand it soon, and when you do, you will experience the most painful experience of what kind of a game you are caught in.
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