I feel that this season is more focused on the change of people and the changes of the years, not so much on solving cases. When I watch it, I will feel the influence of skin color on Wayne from time to time. His views are not valued, and even those who help wholeheartedly despise him. When he enters the black community to arrest people, he is regarded as a traitor to his own ethnic group. All this will affect his cognition of himself, and thus affect the direction of his life. That black community left a deep impression on me. If you grow up in such a background, how can people easily talk about transcending the environment.
Seeing Amelia holding a girl's hand at the church's aid station, it seemed like a casual gesture, but it was full of affection. In fact, there may be moments in everyone's life when they long for others to reach out.
Before Wayne got old, he had never read a book written by his wife in his life. Sometimes communication is really much more difficult than expected. When two people are first together, there may be thousands of ideas of wanting to spoil each other, but life will wear them out a little bit, and later even a good chat has become a luxury. However, he chose not to scold Amelia in the magazine, and at the cost of losing his job, he was still very manly! However, being able to hold the beauty back in this way is actually far greater than the loss!
There are two sentences in it that are well written, so I copied them.
A lot of times we hurt ourselves, it's beacuse we think we deserve to be hurt.
a lost child is a void that echos backwards and forwards in time.
This sentence is so well written! It feels good to stand up and applaud.
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