When I wrote and read my feelings before, I took Lombard's words without any sin. Thinking about it carefully, I think he admitted it openly at the beginning, and then soberly knew that he would eventually be punished when he quarreled with the female teacher.
I began to ask myself, does his sobriety really recognize his own mistakes? And he killed the most people here. In the later part of the plot, he also said that "that murderer" (the person who has been murdering these ten people) will be the twenty-third one he killed. Has he already killed people like a numb? Maybe it's because each character in the TV series has a specific The description of psychological activities cannot be particularly specific, and I think the answer should be found in the original work.
But he was "greedy for her body" to the female teacher's gentleman, he finally wanted to take her out, but she didn't expect that she would pick up her pistol many times after seeing the doctor's death (suspicious, selfish) shot himself.
At the beginning of the TV series, the small soldiers are intact, and they are gradually broken. At the end, the fragments are scattered all over the place. The hills piled up in the middle may be the accumulation of corpses, or they may replace the island. Interestingly designed.
The quiet before the storm
This empty lens is perfect!
This is the weather around the island when they first came to this island, and it should be a happy scene to complement the sadness.
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