The way of narration is very clever, using flashbacks. It gave us a suspense at the beginning, what happened and who died. Then I kept watching with this suspense, and I would wonder if I would know who died in the second or third episode. Then before the first suspense was solved, the second suspense was given, whether ziggy was bullying ambella. The development of the plot did not make me dispel my doubts about ziggy. While suspecting that ziggy has a father's violent gene, ambella also said that she and ziggy are friends, but did not specify that ziggy was not the one who bullied her, so the audience kept on in suspicion.
At the same time, in the suspicion of ziggy, he is also paving the way for max to be a bully. While surprised that max is a bully, he also thinks it is reasonable.
And the occasional interlude, inserting clips of parents who were interrogated by the police, he made me feel that the conflict was intensifying, and he was misleading me to think in that direction, although I thought it was an interesting operation. But I think what those who were interrogated said was so stupid.
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