All death has a secret, but some can still hide it by themselves.
Rating
Demon Needs Solace
Jane Doe manipulates the father into mistakenly killing Emma, his son’s girlfriend. This act evokes emotional turmoil and guilt within both people or perhaps Jane Doe craves a twisted form of solace.
She desires that others experience extreme regret and pain, even if these emotions are not directly aimed at her. The tears shed and heartbroken breakdowns provide her with a semblance of humane connection.
Break the Promise?
The film’s most perplexing twist occurred just as I believed the son would be rescued. An otherworldly humming echoed in the darkness, indicating the son’s death was inescapable.
During the moment when Jane Doe and the father lucked up in their eyes in a flash of light. Jane Doe’s gray eyes seemed to have some temperature. Subsequently, the father’s bones broke while Jane’s mended, and his eyes turned grey as Jane’s shifted to blue.
I thought Jane Doe probably resented anyone touching her body for any reason, or there wasn’t an autopsy during the 15th century, so she didn’t know the father and son were just doing their job rather than hurting her purposely.
However, autopsy existed in the 15th century already. Therefore, I suppose she killed the son because he accused her of bad things and advised his father to destroy her. Jane Doe had had enough hatred or blame from all the people in the past, so she couldn’t forgive anyone’s resentment of her.
Make the Revenge Continue
In addition, Jane Doe seemed to want to prolong her unforgiving resentment and chilling warnings for many years to come. Since the son had uncovered her true nature and abilities, he was likely to find a method to weaken her power once he was saved, besides, she preserved her body completely to conceal a secret that would remain eternally within the morgue.
