The Woman in the Window: Difference between revisions

* [[A Tragedy of Impulsiveness]]: The adultery and the killing are regrettable, but it's {{spoiler|the suicide}} that makes it a true tragedy; if Richard had just waited a little longer, he would have discovered it to be unnecessary.

* [[Blackmail]]: Unbeknownst to the conspirators, the murdered man had a bodyguard...an ex-cop who was fired for blackmailing.

* {{spoiler|[[Driven to Suicide]]: Richard, when he thinks he's about to be caught.}}

* [[Femme Fatale]]: Alice, the title character.

* [[Pygmalion Plot]]: The general concept is alluded to. As Richard stares at the portrait, suddenly the real woman appears, reflected in the window, as though the painting had come alive.

* [[Sarcastic Confession]]: Richard, repeatedly.

 

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