Creation of enigma
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The document outlines an opening scene for a story where a serial killer steps over a dead girl on the floor. This raises the question of who the victim is for the audience. Later, the audience sees the victim's name in the killer's journal, where secrets are kept. Another question is why the killer has a checklist with photos of victims and scratches out faces after killing them. To add more mystery, the killer writes in her journal with blood on her hands without washing it off right away, unlike normal characters would. This is intentionally confusing for the audience to try and guess her motives.
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