@n.l.4025

4 weeks ago

My theory is that he had a psychotic break. He didn’t really let her go from the parking lot first or he left first so he could stop ahead of her. He falsely created the memories of letting her go, sitting in his car and making the call. That’s why he didn’t know that his description was given. It was the kind of person he wanted to be, but he’s actually quite abusive to his girlfriend. It calls into question everything that happened from the beginning of the video. The only problem with this theory is that his “second” car is red, and his “first” car is white. It could be written off as a mistake on the video maker’s part or it could be symbolic. He is at first having a “innocent” relationship with this woman and they both seemingly really love each other. The viewer wants them to be together, but all is not what it seems. He gets in his “innocent” car from which he watches the murder, but really that’s in his mind only. What really happened, happened in his “crime” car. Someone watched from their car that was white, innocent and pure and he fantasized about being that person. His “crime” car was red as it was destined to be stained with her blood. Her car was white since she was innocent of the crime of course, except for the both of them were participating in the affair they were having, but with him being abusive, she may have never been willing to have an affair since he was married. Maybe before the video started, he told her that he was married and he fantasized that she still wanted to be with him. She didn’t take it well. He left first and met her on the road or just didn’t let her leave. I think it’s also possible that the only white car was hers and his was always red, but then the viewer is left to try to figure out whether or not she ever left the parking lot.

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