《History of the Tang Dynasty's Journey to the West》Why did Uncle Duguya admit that he was the murderer?

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Uncle Duguya admitted that he was the murderer in "The Strange Story of the Tang Dynasty: Journey to the West". This behavior may seem illogical, but in fact there is a complex plot and psychological state hidden behind it.Uncle Duguya admitted it mainly because of the following reasons:

Mental torture: Uncle Duguya experienced the deaths of his wife Qinghong and his friend Liu Youqiu. These events caused a great mental blow to him.He began to experience the horrific scene repeatedly in his dreams, and the boundaries between dreams and reality became blurred, making it impossible for him to tell whether he had actually committed a crime.

Deep poisoning: Uncle Duguya may have been poisoned by Jixiang. This poison not only gave him nightmares, but also may have affected his mind, making him think that he was the murderer in a trance.The use of poison was an important turning point in the case, used to confuse the public and put the blame on others.

Psychological pressure: Facing the suspicion of people around him and the complexity of the case, Uncle Duguya may feel helpless and desperate, especially when it cannot be explained clearly. He may act out of self-protection or to end the suspicion of the outside world, andChoose to admit.

External Induction: There may be clues in the plot that Uncle Duguya has been induced or psychologically manipulated in some form, causing him to mistakenly believe that he is a criminal while he is not completely awake.

Escape from reality: Uncle Duguya may be unable to bear the pain of losing his loved ones and the pressure from the outside world, so he escapes reality by admitting his crime as a kind of psychological relief.

The real murderer's plan: Jixiang, as the real murderer, carefully planned and used Uncle Duguya's weaknesses to create a series of evidence, making Uncle Duguya the most suspect without knowing it.

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