? In 20 14, when the first season of Secret No.9 was released, it was amazing all over the world. Douban scored as high as 9.0, which is a dark satirical drama. The play was played by Steve? Steve Pemberton and Reese? Reece Shearsmith co-wrote and co-starred with * *, which excited countless dark fans.
The first episode of the first season is called "The Sardines Game", which is 29 minutes long. The first 27 minutes are unremarkable, but the lines are covered with grass ash and snake lines, and the last two minutes are reversed, which makes the viewers amazed and amazed.
The story happened in a mansion. At an engagement party, everyone played a game called "sardines". This game is similar to hide-and-seek. The first person finds a place to hide, then the people at the party look for it in turn, and then hide together after finding it, and then the third person and the fourth person become more and more like sardines.
? Some people say that it was cruel for Ian to burn 1 1 in the closet. After all, some people were innocent. But I don't think so. 1 1 No one is a good person.
Rebecca is the daughter of the owner of the mansion. When she entered the suite, her facial expression was a little excited and excited. In particular, I should have special feelings for the bathroom. I looked around and then picked up the red soap and sniffed it hard. She should have some longing for the smell. This room obviously has many memories for her. There is no hostess in this story. She may be dead or divorced. As a symbol of authority in this family, the rich are revered and courted by Rebecca, and she longs for her father's love. So I guess Rebecca was jealous when the rich man laid hands on his son, but only at this time would the rich man give her a little fatherly love, a gift or a hug, so she ignored her brother Carl's cry for help.
? When Carl hid in the closet, he vaguely touched his sister Rebecca's hand and said, When I was a child, you never found me, did you? There is a strange condemnation and melancholy in his tone. Rebecca naturally tried to hold Carl's hand when someone mentioned what happened that year, but Carl threw it away.
Ian's conversation with Rebecca was also full of provocation and irony. For example: oh! You are fast enough. Your wedding date is 9 1 1. And he called Rebecca Rachel twice, which I think was intentional. It's a hint and a mockery. Rachel is Rebecca's fiance's ex-girlfriend, but she's not connected.
? So Rebecca was an insider, a concealer and even an accomplice of the incident.
? The kind-looking nanny was the perpetrator of the incident that year. She satirized Rachel's dress because she knew the secret of her contempt, which was a warning and revenge. Because when she was downstairs, Rachel's boyfriend asked her to pour the wine, which made her extremely unhappy. For the next time, she kept reminding people in the room that she knew all your scandals, and this was the bargaining chip. You can't tell me to do this or that again.
? When Mark and Elizabeth were making out in bed, someone suggested a voice to remind them. Without thinking, the nanny let out a cry: Gilnemo. Obviously, this is a conditioned reflex. In the past years, she often said this sentence loudly in this case to remind her master.
? She should get a large pension with this handle and have a sense of superiority on an equal footing with this family. She did not shy away from using the owner's bathroom, dressed up and straightened up from beginning to end, and proudly attended the engagement party as a guest.
? Carl is Rebecca's brother, who was born by Steve? Played by Steve Pemberton, he grasped Carl's contradictory heart very accurately. He envies Rebecca's gender, but hates Rebecca's selfishness. He hates his father's harm to him. The abnormal and twisted childhood shadow makes him unable to live like a normal person, so he hates his boyfriend but has to be with him. He is powerless to change everything. Maybe his original choice was his escape from real life. He is a weak man, who is passive in front of his father, Nuo Nuo, and has no courage to resist, so we can feel from his lines that he is envious of the little boy who denounced his father.
Smelly John is another victim. He should have decided never to take a bath again after what happened. Childhood injuries made him feel inferior, weak and indecisive. He is a victim, but instead of sympathy, he gets ridicule and disgust. This is the irony of the play.
? Jeremy is Rebecca's fiance and Rachel's ex-boyfriend. But judging from his mistake of calling Rebecca Rachel, he should still have an affair with Rachel. Li is Rachel's current boyfriend, but he was introduced to everyone by Rachel when he entered the room for the second time and found everyone hiding in the cupboard, so I guess they didn't come together, and he entered the room for the first time, took a cursory look at the room and then closed the door and left. He should be looking for Rachel. And Jeremy and Rachel's affair, the nanny knows, and Ian knows.
Mark and Elizabeth belong to the soy sauce makers in this story. They come to the party of the mansion for profit. Are they innocent? The answer is no.
? Mark is the boss of Jeremy and Ian, and he has been flaunting this superior status. And use this identity-specific right to drive Ian out of the closet to realize his shameless behavior.
? Please note the movements and seats when Mark and Elizabeth entered the closet. Elizabeth entered the closet from the nanny's left hand side and stood behind the nanny and Rebecca, while Mark entered the closet from the nanny's right hand side. Instead of standing beside his wife, he squeezed into Rachel's side. Finally, in order to lay hands on Rachel, Ian was driven out of the closet. It can be seen that he is a hateful lecherous. Elizabeth knows what her husband is, so she has been staring at Rachel's direction since she entered the closet, and she is a little sad. So Li said, you seem to have just cried? She said it was the dust in the closet. She indulges her husband's viciousness, and the poor man must have something hateful.
? Stuart is Carl's gay friends, by Reese? Played by Reece Shearsmith. I feel that he likes to express himself, but he is indifferent. He should feel Carl's pain, but as a boyfriend, he doesn't want to try to understand and enlighten him. He ignores everything and lives in a drunken dream.
Because the wardrobe was too crowded, Stuart and Lee hid under the bed to share champagne. In order to stimulate Carl, he performed a passionate drama. But I think what he really stimulated was Pip who came back for revenge, that is, Ian. The pain of memories made Pip finally make a move.
Pip was one of the victims of that year. He bravely came out and denounced the rich, but no one stood by him at that time. Helpless, others talk lightly and no one believes him. Coupled with the local status and prestige of the rich, this matter was quickly settled with money. Pip's family was also forced to move out of their hometown.
Rebecca and Carl mentioned in the play also have a sister, but she didn't come to her sister's engagement wedding. She should be protecting her son. She was also an insider of the events of that year. She hated her father's abnormal behavior, so she stopped seeing her family after her long marriage.
This gloomy revenge story presents a black comedy effect throughout, which is amazing and reflective through the reversal in the last two minutes. Everyone who watches this drama has his own analysis and understanding, which is also the brilliant and attractive place of Secret No.9..