The simplicity is what makes it a great story instead of just dully noted "good story": it focuses on the life of the main character, instead of divulging in the life of the viewer. But instead, like many films, scaring it's viewer to oblivion, or shocking him/her, One Night Stand stays true to itself and to events that are absolutely plausible to happen in real life.
It's a story that truly, carries some value to today's society of irresponsible behavior. Will he decide to tell the police what happened? How would he explain what happened? It's the old-time human question: me versus the other - who's more important? In this situation we don't see a decision being made, so we're left wondering on both the characters and our decision: which is a good choice for a story like this. The story ends with the man trying to make a decision and the viewer analysing his or her own life. The whole story serves as sort of an allegory, for taking responsibility: he struggles with divorce because he failed his wife she wants to take their daughter away from him he struggles in life to find love – hence, the one night stand girl not really been too keen on staying with him. It follows a successful businessman in his one night stand that goes horrifyingly wrong.
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