The heroine is cruel, black and strong-the road to justice. A group of people was scolded by the uncle in the tavern, and she was the first to stand up to fight back; she was the one who fell in love with the kind black brother; she was the one who didn’t dislike but struck up with the village sisters; she was the one who said "he is not a dog" (This person was finally stabbed into a dog by her); after Adam killed the villagers, she was against the tears when he left; she was the one who helped the gay brother to get rid of; she was also the one who turned into a violent angel in order to save his father and his family.
Male with a kind and innocent black brother Dan Ruisi-the way home. He is the initiator of the "fatal detour". It can be said that there is a force in the dark to guide him home, that is a paradise where there is no oppression, no discrimination, and everyone is equal (possibly). In the end, he also put aside the world and his girlfriend, and became a villager with peace of mind. It can be said that he finally found his home.
Male match with grumpy brother Adam-Road to Destruction. Throwing a bottle of wine, abandoning his girlfriend again and again, impulsively irritable, killing people indiscriminately, and finally being sentenced to death. It can be said that the crime deserves it. Negative teaching materials are a warning to the world.
Others are basically tool people, and the characters serve the plot and don't have much analysis and research value. But this dad, when he went to save the heroine in the middle and late stages of the movie, he thought it was a horror version of "Hurricane Rescue". Dad used all his strength to kill all quarters and save his daughter from water and fire. He didn’t expect his dad’s strength to be average. Being taken directly and having to let the heroine come to save it was really shocking. Of course, my father also killed 2 people and helped each other with his daughter, which can be regarded as showing a certain degree of combat power. But I still can’t help but think of how such a weak dad raised a female protagonist with such an explosive force. It seems that although he taught fishing to change tires, his father is a kind person in his bones, and the female protagonist is talented. Abnormal, natural cruel, sigh and respectable!
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