"It's funny. I've had people ask, 'Are we supposed to think that he killed one of his parents or this…' No, no. Yeah, absolutely, it's not supposed to be ambiguous in that way. It's not. It's supposed to be Mel got it. For sure, 100 percent. It's just, we didn't want to live in the aftermath of that violence for long. Then where do you go from there? At what point, then, do you take it through that act? Do you then go to the crematorium? What do you do? We didn't want to wallow. We wanted to be out. It happened. That's the end, and we wanted to be gone. But we were not trying to ask the question of whether or not, of who got it or…You know what I mean? That felt really clear. The gun was on Mel."