Written at the front, I personally don't like Nancy, her heroine's halo is different from El's, El is open but Nancy's halo is that she is always right. I saw her not only insisting on being brave but also being stubborn. It's just that the script made her right. From the first season to the third season, what she thought must be right even if there was no evidence, the first season "Miss" Perfect" I think is the character set for her in the play.
We don't talk about romance scenes, because I don't like Jonathan either, her relationship line is actually making some dramas, mainly because she doesn't like the way she thinks she is always right and the world is always wrong. She wants to tell her family the truth about barb in the second season, but she has been blaming the lab's people for killing barb? She obviously participated in knowing the truth in the first season, and the people in the lab have hurt El, doesn't she feel any guilt about barb's death? It was taken away), not to mention that the person in charge of the lab at that time was the good doc. What did he do wrong, there was no way to close the gate lab and block the news at that time. What does barb have to do with her Nancy after she died in a lab leak
In the third season, although her colleagues are all paratroopers, the reporter (oh, not an intern reporter) secretly investigates the case itself, which is a violation of regulations. Why can she be so confident and feel that she has no problem... The boss thinks that this story is not good, so she can barely investigate it by herself , the second wave of breaking into other people's homes is the halo of pure heroine, which reminds me of those very aggressive intern colleagues during my internship, who can do anything to prove themselves. Jonathan because she lost her job she could justify saying she's a summer intern and quit, huh? What are the conditions of Jonathan's family? Every penny he earns is important, right? I was angry when I saw it.
Joyce is also a similar person who is firm and even a little stubborn, but maybe because of the halo of maternal love, or because Joyce is more gentle and has the feeling of being a mother, her strength does not disgust me, and robin really likes it Robin, this is the really smart heroine, okay? Of course I'm just a spectator, my opinion doesn't matter, you can just watch it, if you like Nancy, continue to like it, idc
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