Anyone up for discussing this?

Haha, thank you for the short and simple reply. So now I know.

I have a theory about the ending ( I just saw the film. It's April 26th.'19) Here it goes. I don't think Pasqual committed the serial murders/rape. I think he in the outdoor restaurant scene with Moll, saw she needed to believe that he was indeed the one because he saw she would not let it go. Like a nagging girlfriend who won't believe her boyfriend cheated...So he confesses to her so she can feel 'I knew it' he thought that would be it and they could move on. Afterall the real murderer/rapist was arrested with substantial evidence against him. Pasqual felt guilty about choking her so he gave her the satisfaction she needed. When he said to her at the final moment while she's choking him to death..we're alike (something to that effect) remember he was enraged earlier and had choked her. That's what he meant. She's the one who is clearly the one who would murder as she did in her life before stabbing the girl.

"And I was unclear who the character was who kept interviewing her, who seemed to like her and have a history with her. The one she ends up telling she doesn't like his scent? Who was he/how was he related to her? Did he have a 'thing' for her? He was with the police force?"

answer: he was a cop who was in love with her. not sure of the extent of their relationship.

Pascal was the killer. Moll I think knew quite early on in proceedings (hence her bizarre dreams), but wanted to believe he was like her a good person who had made a mistake but regretted it. She projected everything onto pascal, in the hope he would provide the freedom and redemption she so wanted.

There are several clues he is the murderer, when they first meet when he has blood on his fingers, the way he urges her to torture the rabbit (classic serial killer trope) but moll puts it out of its misery. When she comes home after having sex with him in the woods she has dirt over her mouth (how he takes his victims) and how he asks her if she would still love him if he was the killer. Remember he had a prior for attacking an underage girl?

Moll realises in the restaurant that he is not like her at all and has no remorse, no regrets at all about what he has done, and is visibly stung when he says 'THEY meant nothing to me'..... I think it hits hard that he has killed several times for pleasure (she had always focussed on the one victim and her one mistake - and I doubt moll was a victim of bullying either) and then she decides to take revenge for the young women to prove finally that she is a 'good person' after all (something she spends the movie agonising over). I think the poor migrant farmworker had been framed by the police for the killings.

When pascal says 'but you are like me' at the end he is desperately trying to save his life by trying to bring moll back to the young woman he could manipulate before but this time he is the one who has made the mistake...by meeting a beast greater than him.

Was an absolutely brilliant film.