What I want to say is when facing danger, do most people subconsciously choose to avoid the danger instead of being more brave to eliminate it? It may be that for the sake of the plot, the film has shaped the supporting characters so panic, except for the occasional subconscious resistance, they are all fleeing, fleeing, fleeing, and fleeing, but they are all easily caught by the witty villain, but in reality, people are meeting. Is it the same when it comes to such a danger? If it is not an overwhelming confrontation, there are many opportunities to hit the opponent hard and make the opponent incapable of resisting. If you are one-on-one, using static braking, hiding to find a weapon, giving the opponent a slam while the opponent is looking for someone, and continuing to attack after an attack has worked so that the opponent loses the ability to resist is the optimal solution.
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