The story of a small American town revolves around a heroine who is a police officer. It all started with the murder of the girl's mother, and the girls disappeared one after another. By virtue of her strong personality and professionalism, the heroine has been stripped of her cocoons, and the facts have surfaced after several twists and turns. I can't understand the psychological trauma caused by my father's cheating on my thirteen-year-old son. The son no longer forbears for his mother and for the family, which led to the tragedy. The mistakes of the parents will have a profound impact on the next generation, and the trials and tribulations of being a wife and mother are self-evident. Why not just get a divorce? Preserving the child's psychology is the first choice, but how can the intricacies in the family be solved in one go? In addition to the clear line of the case, the heroine's family is also a history of blood and tears. The police father who committed suicide when he was thirteen years old, the rebellious son who hanged himself in adolescence, left a young grandson with a drug-addicted mother and a potential depression suicide. risk. It is hard to imagine the psychological pressure and trauma that the heroine endured to work on the front line of the police. The psychiatrist was right, the job allowed her to hide behind other people's grief rather than face her own bottomless grief. How cruel life is. My favorite highlight is the relationship between the heroine and the mother. Although they seem unbearable to each other, they actually have a deep mutual trust. The strong family affection may be the most primitive driving force supporting the heroine - the mother-child relationship. In the final scene, when the heroine climbs to the attic, she can finally face her trauma, and this is where the real healing begins.
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