Interpretation of Episode Three
The male protagonist was taken to court.
Extradition means losing the clue of the investigation, and in order to fight for the control of this "clue", the heroine wants to negotiate with the lawyer-let her withdraw the lawsuit and let the CIA control the Messiah. Unexpectedly, the female lawyer is determined to make this case an important achievement of the "American Civil Liberties Union". Even if you lose the case, you can win the sympathy of the people. Therefore, the hostess said, you are treating others as a sacrificial lamb. The "Civil Liberties Union" really exists and has a long history. The campaigns and lawsuits it launched are quite famous in the United States. In the face of the CIA heroine, the lawyer did not waver in his position. The CIA’s political position is the US government, and the Civil Liberties Union defends individual rights.
In court, Messiah defended himself. Facing the elite old judges of the president's interest group, this reminder of the male lead is almost a knowing blow. A judge who has won the court all his life has the supreme power of ruling. He is tough, wise, and decisive. These qualities have been deeply embedded in his bones. His views are synonymous with legal justice. I haven't thought about the issue of personal destiny for many years. This time I finally have the opportunity to summarize my life, start to reflect and start thinking about beliefs, and this thinking will come to the top.
It turns out that the CT report in the opening title belongs to the judge, not the heroine. The heroine’s hair loss and vomiting were not due to chemotherapy. She injected progesterone instead of chemotherapy drugs. The plot is reversed. Therefore, this investigation is not the heroine's tragic "last fight to stop her life". So at the first meeting between the heroine and the heroine, he stretched out his hands and said that he could let all this pass. In fact, he was not trying to cure the heroine's "terminal illness". So what did he mean?
In the first fight, the heroine and the heroine are masters, and the tricks are fatal. The language spoken from their mouths is like witchcraft, two people with strong psychological suggestion ability to talk, whoever speaks, seems to be contemplating. Eva regarded Mesihar as the savior complex in previous cases, but "understanding and rescue" didn't work for Mesihar. Conversely, he used his deceased family members to touch the most guilty part of Eva and defeat Eva. , The heroine fled. There is a detail. The male protagonist seems to have heard something and conveys to the female protagonist: She (your mother) wants you to know that you are a gift from God. If the male protagonist can obtain the personal information of the female protagonist through the intelligence network, but subjective messages like this will not be trapped. Although "you are a gift from God" almost every mother would say, but I was immediately denied by the hostess, "You don't know my mother", but: what is denied is not necessarily the truth.
The national attributes of the Jews are determined by their matrilineal ancestry. The father of the male protagonist is a Jew, and the mother of the female protagonist is a Jew. In the first episode, the female protagonist sacrifices her own mother. Moreover, the Iranian accent of the male protagonist reveals the background of the male protagonist’s growth. Iran, a hostile country to the United States, every time an Iranian is sanctioned is avenging the United States. The female protagonist vowed to crush his conspiracy. As for the feud between Iran and the United States, the most famous one was that Iran detained people from the U.S. Embassy as hostages for more than a year, and the United States failed to rescue the hostages and all the hostages were killed. Since then, the United States and Iran have severed diplomatic relations, and the two countries have become hostile.
The male protagonist is a close-range magic master, bold and careful. Just as the jailer walked over, he took the opportunity to make magic tricks to make the children happy.
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