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Everything has a reason
Annette 2022-08-10 21:41:17
This drama is quite interesting. You can see the shadows of different movies and TV shows. For example, you can see the dead zone of Stephen King--one touch he can see the future. For example, you can see a little boy with uncomplete business like casper. . For example, you can see the kind of communication that penetrates yin and yang in the sixth sense. You can also see the evil and trembling of Hannibal. . But this series is based on real people and real events. Allison Dubois is a real psychic in the United States. Her personal experience has been assembled and published many times. It mainly narrates the story of the psychic Allison Dubois using her talent to help her Phoenix prosecutors uncover a series of cases, and each episode is an independent drama. In this play, Allison Dubois can see dead people, not only that, in fact, she can often hear dead people talking. Her husband Joe, a rocket expert, at first thought Allison might be mentally ill. Even Allison thought she was crazy until she realized that her "talent" could not only change her destiny, but she could also justify the dead. Don't think that Allison can accept her ability calmly. In fact, she is as afraid of it as everyone else. The most interesting thing is that her children have inherited her talents to varying degrees. For example, the eldest daughter can see the answers to the math problems directly from the math teacher and dad’s heads, and the second daughter Bridgette is a little girl who has the same ability as her mother. Seriously play with a little boy who was killed in a campus car accident. Until her mother helped the little boy's soul sleep peacefully to where he should go. There are so many things in this world that we don’t know, don’t see, and don’t understand. But respect all things, all people. Existence is reasonable, and a very touching sentence is: everything has a reason. . . Plant your own cause well.
Extended Reading
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Allison Dubois: How can you say that?
Joe Dubois: I move my lips, I push out air. There's nothing to it.
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Joe's Dad: I'll be damned if I know what my son sees in you.
Allison Dubois: It's okay. You already are damned.