The thoughts of a child who doesn't watch horror movies but is bewitched by idols.
I didn't finish it, but when I saw Jack's romance, I finally couldn't bear him to kill again, so I turned off the computer.
It can be seen that it is very artistic. Jack has no moral burden. Instead, he is very obsessed with killing. He is an absolutely exquisite theoretician, and he is a doer...
For example, the so-called hunting rules are extremely perverted. Perhaps it is unacceptable to kill his wife and children on a whim or premeditated.
The almost neurotic remarks made people think that he was an out-and-out lunatic, but he was horrified and turned around to flee; of course, he couldn't escape, the prey he saw.
In fact, what impresses me most is that he was lucky to have a heavy rain, washing away the evidence of bloodstains along the way. Probably because there was still empathy at that time, and psychologically, he still stood with the protagonist. Later, beyond my acceptable range, there is only nausea.
(With private goods: I wish my idol's dream come true as soon as possible)
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