The painting style is hazy and cold, and it feels a little doomsday.
Some people dislike the procrastination of the plot and the chaotic rhythm, but I think slowness also has the tension of slowness.
Slow down, let the human nature emerge one by one and interact with each other.
It's like throwing a stone into the calm water, and the ripples sway outward.
Different people have different personalities, and the speed of transmission is different.
One point inspires another point, and I believe that it will eventually be connected to form a complete network.
Almost all the people who played were a little nervous.
Either amnesia, or split personality, or nervous, or violent, or pedophile, or addict (alcoholic), or homosexual, or mentally retarded.
There are only a handful of people who look like ordinary people.
The so-called normal, in the end, I can only say that it looks normal.
The police detective here is not the detective Sherlock. He may have a slightly higher IQ, investigative ability, and judgment than ordinary people, but he is definitely not like Sherlock, who has the magical "God's perspective".
When he disagrees with his mother, he is a bit manic; when he is in memory, he still feels fear; when he is emotional, he would rather be a scumbag.
This is an ordinary person, even a bit dangerous ordinary person.
This arrangement determines that the whole drama will be a contest between human nature. (Overriding intelligence competition, the jailbreak drama is more a comparison of intelligence)
It is precisely because of this that more uncertainty arises.
For example, the male second (actually not talking about the male second, mainly because of the relationship with the female protagonist, I will call him the male second) compared to the male protagonist, seems to be more honest, more empathetic, and devoted to the female protagonist. And more.
But the heroine has a deep love for the hero.
Can this be evaluated by reason? This choice can only be understood from the perceptual and human perspective.
For another example, the father of the girl who was killed at first sought the cooperation of the police, hoping to find the murderer, but when he found out that the murderer might have dug up for 20 years and threatened him, he chose to resist and escape.
Human nature is like this, you can't use a ruler to measure, it's deep and shallow, full of changes.
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