Aside from some obvious bugs (the mobile phone signal is gone? There is no phone that can be used? And why didn't the sheriff suspect Henry? He obviously knew that this was a child given by his wife), this is the biggest The problem lies in the setting of this ending.
Many people may think that Henry's motives are problematic. If you like it, go after him. You don't have to go to great lengths to kill so many people. I think it's understandable, he has the urge to kill in his blood, and if he doesn't kill them, he also kills so many people in Seattle. In fact, his role before the last episode was his father's accomplice. He used his father's plan to complete his dream of disappearing from the world with his sister and living on the island. So the question is, why did his father kill so many people? It's going to take a lot of work to get revenge on the sheriff. The old lady in the hotel and these passers-by are really bad luck, or maybe this plan was made by Henry, in order to create the illusion that no one survives, all those who stay soft-hearted will die. At that time, it would have been fine if they had left by boat. Sully and others were really unjustly killed.
Personally, I think the biggest problem with this show is that you either take the route of no survivors and go all the way to the end, letting Henry imprison the girl on the island at the end, and the girl screams in despair, or the two die together, and then the screen goes black.
Or leave some more hope, such as letting the Chole pair survive. Is the girl alive with Jimmy? Jimmy isn't dead? Is there a mistake, such a clichéd route. It would be better if only the girl survived alone.
The final confession was actually performed very well, and I was strangely moved. It's a pity that Henry died after standing up for so long, which is really embarrassing.
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