1. The male protagonist is indeed divided, and there are many details that other comments have said. For example, several other people can suddenly appear, etc., especially in the middle of the kiss between Max and Mary, there is a shot of the male protagonist.
Second, the key is that the male protagonist does not think he is schizophrenic, so he designed the specific plot of his surrender.
The male protagonist's purpose is to confess to the female police officer that their gang committed the crime, leave clues for the police officer to investigate, and finally think that he is schizophrenic, so as to protect other members. But before finally leaving, the police officer stopped the male protagonist, obviously the male protagonist had a flustered expression, indicating that the demonstration of magic was not part of the design to surrender, which also made the female police officer realize that he might be a gang committing the crime (the male protagonist did not want the police officer to think so ).
But in fact, the male protagonist himself is schizophrenic but does not admit it. In the end, the police officer also discovered this. The key is that the male protagonist promised her that she would no longer do magic, and that was enough.
Third, sum up. In the male protagonist's cognition, he has teammates, and he designed a confession to confess that he has teammates, and then led the police officer to think that he had no teammates and protected his teammates. In the police officer's perception, the male protagonist first stated that he had teammates, and then led me to think that no teammates were schizophrenic. Finally, I found through magic that the male protagonist may have teammates, but I found out that he was schizophrenic by investigating the facts of the people around him. He didn't know it himself. It was the female police officer who saw through everything.
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