I originally thought that when Selene beat the boss, he would come back as a friendship, and the two worked together to fight monsters. I didn't expect the screenwriter to make it so ruthlessly that Michael didn't even need to show his face, Selene had already solved it! However, the final treatment is still relatively clever and in line with the heroine's identity. The plot of this episode is really incomparable compared to the first and second episodes--think of the previous subplots, you can make one episode to know how powerful the content is. The dark style continues, but the gothic style is gone. Thinking of the scene where Selene appeared in the rain in Budapest at the beginning of the first episode, it is really a classic! The good times when even a small supporting role like Dr. Passerby was looking for Miller Wentworth were only memories.
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