"Turn, turn the wheels of horror.
You'll hang for what you've done."
that part sort of confuses me. because she didn't hang, she fell. but i guess it does with the chandelier comparison though.
it seems like "i fail to recognize my hand as part of the problem" wouldn't really be something the killer would say, but it's more of a dialogue from stills letting us know that the killer has some sort of psychological issue (obviously haha) that prevents him from placing the blame on himself?
"Turn, turn the wheels of horror. You'll hang for what you've done."
that part sort of confuses me. because she didn't hang, she fell. but i guess it does with the chandelier comparison though.
it seems like "i fail to recognize my hand as part of the problem" wouldn't really be something the killer would say, but it's more of a dialogue from stills letting us know that the killer has some sort of psychological issue (obviously haha) that prevents him from placing the blame on himself?