They may not hurt the same girl, but there are still many people who have been hurt. It
really answers the sentence "When there is an avalanche, no snowflake is innocent."
I know that the detective is After God, I am very afraid to think about this ending. I have
hurt others, and I have not tried to save it. God will also write it in the diary...
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I think that God incarnate Gould Detective wants to save not so much the unfortunate eva as it is to finally save the family who has fallen into sin.
A roomful of sinners, under God's questioning, confessed their sins. At least under God's questioning, they were still aware of their mistakes, but their consciences remained intact. But after God left, knowing that their wickedness did not have such serious consequences, he immediately returned to his nature, greed, hypocrisy, and selfishness. As long as it didn't lead to the worst, then their sin was not a sin. Although the daughter and son in the family deeply understood the mistake, no one thought about whether to find the person who was hurt by them.
In the end, they learn that Eva ended her life anyway, leaving the whole family behind. God sent an eva to heaven who no longer thought of gods.
What I regret is the younger son, he finally decided to go to his sarah, but unfortunately the time was missed. This character is very interesting, he is a conscious young man, but he is a cowardly young man who is conscious and undecided. Under the pressure of his powerful father, he did not resist but surrendered again and again. He's a useless alcoholic, always second-tier and cowardly. But like his sister, he is still kind. But as I told Eva when he finally drove him away, he was always cowardly, he didn't dare to resist, and he didn't have the courage to resist. It was too late when he had the courage again and was ready to leave his greedy family behind and look for the woman who comforted him and his unborn child.
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