Years later, as Wayne sat at Amelia's desk, he remembered the day Steven McQueen died.
Just like those hot days, he walked alone in the jungle of Vietnam, full of thorns, hot and humid, turbid, like his chaotic memory.
What he was looking for was nothing more than a memory of his lover and an apology for his old friend.
It's just that all of this happened to be mixed with a case that lasted for three generations. So by the way, he remembered everything about that case
So in essence, I think this show should not be called true detective, it should be called true love.
In the jungle, Wayne came out by chasing the prey. In real life, Wayne can only rely on the memories of Amelia. And Roland can only live with a dog that won't abandon him. Of course, dogs may be Roland's best home.
For Roland's analysis, " Why have they been stuck in place for 25 years? ", this film review is the most accurate analysis I have ever seen, Roland's deep cabinet, Wayne's homophobia. But essentially, I still think this whole story is a story of finding lost love.
In fact, the ending of this story is indeed the best ending that can be imagined.
Of course, aside from all the superficial stories, maybe Amelia's story is the essence of the whole show. After all, on the surface, this case really couldn't be simpler. . It's just an accident that there are so many stories involved that it feels like it's not simple.
On the other hand, from Elizabeth's point of view, this is indeed a story of finding lost love.
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