When I watched this drama, the popularity was over, and before I watched it, I was overwhelmed by all kinds of comments - with the label of "Invisible Guest", applauding for "various reversals"...with all kinds of expectations With curiosity, it took a day to finish the show until last weekend, and I didn't get too many surprises.
The reversal is not big enough. All the details suggest that I actually guessed part of the plot. The most incredible thing is that a series of plots often make me look at it and forget "Oh, so the male protagonist is a lawyer", I didn't go. I've been to Spain and I don't know much about the national conditions there. Why doesn't a lawyer appeal to the law when he is wronged? What touched me a little bit was the last scene of the last episode. The male protagonist pushed the "prison enemy" downstairs, which means that the male protagonist lied to his wife, and he also missed a complete confession to his wife. chance, but his wife told him all about it in this series of changes. Even if he got a happy ending, the male protagonist has to bear this secret and his family life alone, which will become a layer of film. , and because of this last shot, the previous set of scenes about the ending of each character is even more absurd.
When I watched this drama, I didn't get too many surprises in the plot. Instead, because of the fate of these female characters, I had to think of "Absolute Scream". human profile.
In the fate of the characters, the general environment of the times collided with personal misfortune, pushing them step by step into the abyss, everyone was screaming, and everyone wanted to escape from this quagmire. Finally, they had no choice but to choose "violence and illegality". ” means to help himself escape. The heroine in the play "escaped" because of a letter from Emma, otherwise she would still face legal sanctions and self-judgment against herself. As she herself said, the person wrapped in the yacht is still moving. Even though I know that the chance of his survival is very small, it has become a kind of "magic obstacle" for me, and I can't escape it for the rest of my life. The question is, should a person who has suffered such a fate be injected with "moral" factors to influence the outcome when facing judgment? Is this fair to the law?
Everyone was shouting, Danny's father wanted revenge but couldn't, but he was unwilling; Danny's mother chose to forgive, she knew the hero was right, but she was reluctant to part; Emma hid in the monastery to protect herself, but this had nothing to do with it. Her life is very different, she is unwilling; the male policeman wants to erase the past when he was an undercover agent and show his true colors in front of his daughter? He can't; the male protagonist wants to get rid of the past, but the shadow of "jail" still haunts him even after eight years, and he is not fair.
Unwilling, unwilling, unwilling, unwilling to give up injustice, everyone has a deep cry in their hearts, everyone is redeeming in their own way, everyone is innocent, this is an unsolvable sadness.
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