The biggest reason for Sylvia being so abused is her parents. From the beginning, it can be seen that her father is an irresponsible father. He just wants to travel with his wife and doesn't care about the children's lives. I have moved countless times and even put my child in foster care in a home that is only a church member, and I am not familiar with what kind of family this is, and a man who can say that it is fine without children is not worthy of being someone else's father. If you don't want to take care of them, why give birth to them? It's even better to send them to an orphanage. The mother is worse than the father, but it is only a little bit better. After all, she gave birth to her own children, but it doesn't matter. Doesn't the child's phone feel a little suspicious? After the final trial and sentencing, I went on a trip again, so I felt at ease, and then put another child in another home again? They don't deserve to be parents at all. If there is a precedent, they should take good care of the other child. The younger sister must be a fake younger sister. She is related by blood. When her own sister is abused, she can turn a blind eye and even bully her by herself. This movie is too cruel Heart, as long as it is a human being, it has nothing to do with it. If Sylvia did nothing when Paul was in danger, maybe it would not be so miserable. People who know but don't care about them are criminals. Paul's mother is a person with a twisted mind, because she doesn't want others to live well because she has a bad life. She goes the wrong way and blames others. There is nothing more despicable than this. It seems that the punishment is still too light. Life imprisonment does not mean that you will be in prison forever. The law is for the good people, and the bad people still get away with it. Don't test human nature. Human nature will never stand the test. so
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