From the very beginning, in the concentration camp, as soon as Max saw Lucia, he approached with an unabashedly loving mentality. Whether it's the kind of unscrupulous close-up shooting or the affectionate way of killing the prisoner who abused her, they are actually normal things that can be done between the two extreme levels in an environment like a concentration camp. Otherwise, can you imagine Max expressing his love to this little girl who is completely under his control? Can they watch a movie and send flowers to them? After Max left Lucia, that kind of deep love has always been intended to protect this little girl, and there is no sign of abuse.
If Lucia is totally a girl who has been abused and cannot control herself, and there is no love for Max, she would not directly say I want you to Max when the two of them first come into contact with each other. I would say that I was on her free will by telling Dr. Fowler that I was staying at Max's house.
However, the situation of the two of them is really miserable. If they go to the police station, Max will be arrested and die for Nazi crimes and kidnapping crimes. If they leave the apartment, the two will be killed, and the final outcome is It's so miserable. For this bizarre love, the two finally went to death.
By the way, this heroine is very awesome, Charlotte Trapplin, I remember the last time I saw the old and noble female CEO in Deception. like.
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