A lot of people only take pictures with their mobile phones, and when I only record videos, I thought, probably because of the indifference and numbness in today's society, people are just spectators. Watching a woman with no memory being chased and killed, she just watched with a lively attitude.
Fortunately, there are still people who are different from most people. During this time, the heroine's chaotic memory often has flashing images echoing, a little girl she thinks is her child, a white man, but she can't put together a splitting headache. These fragmentary pictures.
After a lot of hard work, we came to the place where it all ended - the white bear signal transmission center. Whoever destroys it can go back to the life they had before they were brainwashed. The hunter also followed, and the heroine fought back hard, and finally ended everything. The sound of "Bang!" replaced the bullet, and the fireworks shot out.
The curtain opened, and the heroine in the spotlight couldn't open her eyes, let alone what happened.
Everyone came to the stage to bow and call the curtain, but she was tied to the chair when she just woke up.
what the hell are you doing????!!??
The heroine was sentenced on the spot, she was a fiancee of a murderer, she was involved in the whole process of her fiance's alleged kidnapping and killing of a little girl, using her mobile phone during this period Video was recorded.
In this place called white bear justice park, everyone will chase, helpless, shoot, and end the process as an individual participating in the activity in the way of event transformation. The only one left in the dark is the heroine who wakes up every day and doesn't know anything.
what is JUSTICE? Is
n't the justice that people claim to be a blatant cruelty?
Not interested in learning about her confession, much less in getting her to rehabilitate. Despair at the end of each day tortured her, breaking her soul and will. Is this what is called justice?
With the ultimate 'punishment' being death, which, I would argue is actually revenge, packaged as 'justice'.
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