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Why didn't the old man kill or stun the heroine in the first place and throw it back in the hole
Robb 2022-10-09 17:52:39
There are loopholes in this plot. At the beginning, the heroine escapes and meets the old man who is driving, and then pay attention to the last scene where the old man knocks the escaped policewoman stunned and throws it into the hole for the monster to capture. But why didn't the old man kill or stun the heroine in the first place and throw it back in the hole? And let the heroine be saved. Obviously, the old man didn't want people to know this secret, and secretly enshrined monsters. Then it would be easy to catch the heroine back from the beginning, because no one knows where the heroine and her party went, and the secret will always be kept. But arresting the policewomen now will not help. If the search team is gone, more people will definitely be sent to search. In the end, more people will die. The public media will definitely report more extensively, and the pressure of public opinion will increase greatly. It is impossible. Even if a few people died in a hasty incident, even the special forces and the army were directly dispatched to deal with it. This secret can't be sealed. The only possibility is unless the government is aware of it, so the old man is sent to guard it secretly. The government must have concealed all kinds of things, and made up excuses to say that they were buried alive during the search and rescue, and they were definitely dead. Hey, I just came out with the third episode. . . . Or maybe the policewoman was just knocked out, dragged back by the monster, didn't die, woke up and continued to fight, became the heroine of the third episode, another search and rescue team came, and finally one died, and then the third search and rescue team came Now, the fourth one...the seventh one. You can summon the dragon, yeah
Extended Reading
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Sarah Carter: Those things were coming for us, so I hurt her so I could get away.
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Ed Oswald: Jeez!