Was Alex the real murderer rather than the original owner?

After reading it, Alex sits in a wheelchair for a long time without saying a word. Although Dong's diary is not as clear as the previous account book, he has figured out the whole story through the content in the back of the diary.

The reason why Dong knew the place where the body was dumped was because the original owner told him.

The diary wrote that, after killing Alice, the original owner found Dong secretly observing him, and then he went to the fast food restaurant and left the note for Dong there.

Dong went to the place that the the note wrote and really saw Alice's body.

Angry! Hurt! Hate!

All kinds of emotions are impacting Dong's reason, causing him not to notice Alex exactly standing behind him.

When Dong woke up again, he found himself back in the car, as if everything was his illusion, but the sadness and anger in his heart told Dong that everything was not an illusion at all.

Dong looked at the time and found that a long time had passed. He was about to return to the place where Alice's body was dumped, but found that the police had already surrounded it.

Dong looked at the note in his hand again, but he knew that this piece of spliced ​​paper alone could not explain anything. In his opinion, if he reported the case, he would be more suspicious than Alex apparently.

Because normal people would not secretly observe a woman all day long, even if he truly liked her, it was too suspicious.

The most important thing was that Dong had no idea what happened during the time he was unconscious, and he didn't know what Alex did to him during this period.

But he was sure that Alex must have done something. He thought of framing, and he suspected that Alex did something during this period that made the police think that he was the murderer who killed Alice.

Thinking of this, he suddenly felt a huge fear in his heart. He knew that if Alex really did that, he would have no way to defend himself at all.

Because his whereabouts were too suspicious, he secretly watched Alice all day long, and then knew the place where Alice's body was dumped. These two points combined, plus Alex's framing, he couldn't clear himself even if he jumped into the ocean.

He drove away quickly and returned home. The negative emotions in his heart devoured his heart. He knew that if Alex really did what he thought, then he would not have much time left. The police might come to take him away at dawn.

For an ordinary person, this matter was too heavy. He could not sleep all night. All he thought about was the scene after he was framed and Alex who was smug on the side.

The next morning, the police did not come to his door, surprisingly, which made him feel a bit relieved. He was very tired at that time. He wanted to take a day off, but he gave up because he felt that his sudden rest might arouse the suspicion of the police.

The best thing to do at that moment was to be the same as usual and not show any abnormality.

He dragged his tired body out of the car. While he was driving, he was very distracted because of fatigue, and he couldn't help thinking of Alex and Alice in his mind.

At this time, he saw Alex's car, thinking that Alex might frame him, and his inner desire to avenge Alice, then he ran straight into it.

This is also why the traffic police said it was an accident, because Dong was indeed driving fatigued.

After the car accident, Dong's fear disappeared for the most part, since he found that Alex was also a human being and could get hurt too. Then he became more confident and decided to avenge Alice.

Although the diary only wrote that he decided to avenge Alice, Alex believed that Dong not only wanted to avenge Alice, but also wanted to eliminate his own future troubles.

Because in Dong's eyes, the period of coma was too suspicious, and he couldn't ignore it at all.

Later, after Alex's reminder in the hospital, Dong also found traces of the police, which made him much more cautious to avoid being exposed.

After being discharged from the hospital, Dong went to the fast food restaurant every day, one reason is to miss Alice, and the other reason is to stare at Alex and wait for an opportunity to take revenge.

The reason why Dong went to that place on the foggy day was also told by the original owner, but he learned to be smart and hid in advance, and Alex knew everything afterwards.

In other words, everything was Alex's brain supplement. He didn't know that the original owner was controlling him. He subconsciously believed that he would not kill people, so he unconsciously made up the whole incident, making the whole incident seem unrelated to him.

He subconsciously swapped his identity with Dong, and transferred everything he did to Dong. In this way, in his cognition, Dong became a murderer and he was a victim.

Because Alex couldn't accept that he really killed people, he couldn't accept that he became the same as the original owner either, so his brain chose to do this.

He thought of what his father said to him in the car, and his current state was exactly the same as his father's description.

The fear in his heart has completely swallowed him up. He doesn't know whether all this was done by the original owner or not. Or was everything just his fantasy?

Maybe he was the real murderer, and the original owner was his fantasy. Because he couldn't accept the fact that he was a murderer, he imagined the identity of the original owner and transferred everything to the original owner.

This is exactly the same as Dong's case.

Alex covers his head and says unconsciously,

"No, it's not like this, it's definitely not like this, there must be something I haven't discovered, there must be something I overlooked. Calm down, calm down."

Alex suddenly looks up and looks at his face reflected in the glass, his eyes flashing with an inexplicable look,

"Yes! That's it! I must have overlooked something! Don't try to mislead me! I'm not a murderer!"

He racks his brains to think of the loopholes again, and then picks up a pen to record everything.

The first situation is that he really had the time-and-space travel. If this premise is established, then there will be three possibilities.

The first possibility is that his arrival replaced the original owner, and the original owner was unwilling, so the original one has been secretly influencing him. As for the three years of peace, perhaps the original owner is accumulating strength for this moment.

Let him have the cognition that he is a real murderer, so that he becomes like the original owner, and perhaps in this way the original one can regain control of this body.

In this case, the man behind the scenes is the original owner alone.

The second possibility is that maybe the father found out that his son was replaced by someone else. After all, his father is a well-known psychologist and can observe many things from the subtle changes in daily life, so his father wants to find his former son and he planned everything.

Thinking in the dark, the father may also be a murderer, so after he came, the father found out about his changes, and the father didn't like these changes, and wanted him to become a murderer like the father.

In this case, the man behind the scenes became the father.

The third possibility, which is also the worst possibility, is that these two possibilities are combined into one, and it is the result of the joint efforts of the father and the original owner.

If this is the case, his situation will become extremely difficult right now.

Next is the second situation, that is, he did not travel through time actually, and everything is just his own fantasy.

If this is the case, imagining that there was the original owner existing and being a real murderer, then something must have happened here to make him have such a fantasy, and even gave birth to his personality of "not wanting to kill people".

Combined with the time of my appearance, Tang's case happened during that period. Is there any story behind this case that he didn't know or he ignored at that time? Clearly, this matter needs to be investigated again by himself as soon as possible.

But there is third situation, that is, the original owner is not a murderer, so why did he kill people? There is only one possibility that someone forced him, and this person can only be one person, that is, his father.

In this way, his appearance is much more reasonable, because the original owner couldn't bear it, so he imagined a new personality 'Alex'.

Thinking further, perhaps the diary and other things were forged by his father. The original owner didn't actually kill anyone, but his father forged the illusion that he had killed people.

After recording these inferences, Alex takes it and reads it carefully again, and finds that there is nothing missing.

He narrows his eyes. From these inferences, it can be clearly seen that his father is the most suspicious.

Could it be that his father really did it?