A synopsis of Jack the Ripper s One Hundred Years of Solitude

There are many movies about "Jack the Ripper", and below I will briefly introduce two of the more well-known ones:

The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog (1927): Directed by British director Alfred Hitchcock, one of his early works.

The film tells the story of a series of ** cases in the East End of London, the killer is suspected to be Jack the Ripper, and a mysterious tenant has become the object of suspicion. The film is regarded as one of the pioneers of suspense films, and Hitchcock also showed his talent and creativity in it.

The Adventures of Jack the Ripper (from hell, 2001): Directed by American director Alan Hugh, based on the comic book of the same name. Through the perspective of a police detective, the film shows another possible truth about the case of Jack the Ripper.

The movie not only reveals the dark side and injustice of the Society, but also reveals the complexity and darkness of human nature.

Summary. She only said yes" is a line from the British movie "Jack the Ripper", which is intended to express the protagonist Jack's deep expectations and fears for her, as well as the pain that she only says yes but does not clearly express her true thoughts.

She only said yes" is a line from the British movie "Jack the Ripper", which is intended to express the protagonist Jack's deep expectations and fears for her, the stool and the pain that she only said was jujube but did not clearly express the real desire for slag.

Jack the Ripper is a gray emotional movie set against the backdrop of the old brigade of Goupi Cong. The film depicts a timid and fearful Jack stealing a pearl necklace, only to be discovered by a ripper. In the midst of criminal pursuit and inner struggle, Jack finally embarks on the path of justice and awakens the courage beneath the surface of his well-behavedness.

It rescues people from the pursuit of reality in a cinematic way, and explains the power of gray emotions to most movie-loving audiences.

Who Jack the Ripper is is still a mystery.

Montague John Druitt ( After obtaining his position as a lawyer, he worked as a private school teacher for a long time from 1881 to 21 November 1888. He is also a well-known sportsman and amateur cricketer. For unknown reasons, he was last seen at a school in Blackheath on November 19, 1888, and was declared missing two days later.

On 31 December 1888, his body was found floating in the River Thames, and examination revealed that his body had sunk to the bottom of the river for several weeks due to large boulders in his pocket,** and it was inferred that he had committed suicide in frustration. Because the time of his disappearance and death was not far from the fifth ** case, and the ** case did not happen again after his death, many investigators at the time thought that he was the ripper. However, research in recent years has shown that between Kelly's murder and his death, he served as a legal ** person in the courtroom, and according to court records, he also argued for a long time over the seat issue.

Some believe this refuted the claim that Doolittle had a nervous breakdown in the aftermath of the Kelly case, and in Sir Melville Macnaghten's memo, the earliest document in which Doolittle was found to be suspected, the lawyer was mistaken for a doctor, further inferring that Detective Frederick Abberline suspected Doolittle was involved.

In this way, it is possible that Jack the Ripper drowned.