Respectfully snipped from suicide thread.
if indeed RN was told that night that she had to move out or leave, I can feel her suicide,
here's what I think if this indeed happened.
she went from hero to zero
there is something hinky in the death of Max...and this girl went from being the family prize, with a billionaire for a potential husband, to a shamed and discarded person with no power, no legal rights and only the clothes on her back, which sound like basically just bikini's.
I think it's very possible that she was involved in the death of Max. Some women are not how we perceive them behind closed doors... a very active child like Max can be extremely annoying, especially when it's not your kid.
I think she may have stood on the edge of the chair and kicked it backwards behind her,
possibly just having a shoulder or part of her knee actually touch the rail.
at any rate, has anyone found any bondage like this in any movies like the housemaid?
I think there is chance that she liked this film genre...and I think she killed herself out of
anger and humiliation in front of her family, losing her worth by losing her man. I don't think she was focused on Max, only focused on trying to retain her tenure in the household.
I still think the police know something, and that it may not be the first time RN has tied herself up or been tied up.
Not sure what you mean by she went from "hero to zero"?
Becky was a humble modest woman who also spoke her mind and expressed her feelings -- negative and positive ones -- in healthy, constructive ways. She was a healthy young vibrant woman who loved life and her family, especially her sisters. Mary was her best friend.
I don't believe for one second that Becky was a melodrama queen who inflated her own ego and thought she was flawless and perfect, as you have insinuated here. The only person who seems to characterize herself that way is Dina, who described herself as a "statuesque", brilliant, renaissance goddess/perfect mother to Max to the author of the "Boy Interrupted" article. The only person who flies off the handle in a violent rage is Dina. The only one who drinks to oblivion and cannot wake up when the cops are pounding at her door to alert her of her beloved child's critical accident is Dina.
Let's not get carried away with Dina's projections onto an innocent, beautiful young woman of 32 like Becky.
If anyone is a melodrama queen, it's Dina who from all the evidence we have, is the prime suspect in Becky's murder. Dina must have felt like -- as you say -- a big ZERO -- because she lost not only Jonah to Becky, but also Max and the wealth, status and power that accompanied the life she had once lived with Jonah. That in and of itself is motive for Dina to want Becky dead.
Vengeance, hatred, jealousy, bitterness, plus drunken stupors were all Dina's motives. Couple those vices with losing the loves of her life Jonah AND Max and the "good life of money, status, and power", and we have the making of the perfect storm for a murderer.