Later, I remembered that she pretended to commit suicide to test whether her father would send someone to stop her, and to test whether Wolverine would come to save her. As a result, her hypothesis was confirmed.
She asked Wolverine: "You used to think that immortality is meaningless, what about now?" It was implied that Wolverine you could continue to live forever for me. Sure enough, Wolverine did what she said.
She herself was so good at swordsmanship, but she never used it. Wolverine kept protecting such a "weak" woman, and in the end she was only responsible for making up for her grandfather.
If she has mastered Wolverine, she has everything. She can use him to kill her father and fiancé who want to kill herself. Between her grandfather and Wolverine, she can choose whoever she wants, because it is all right for her. Very good, but she chose Wolverine in the end. In fact, if I were to choose Wolverine, I would choose Wolverine. One is that my grandfather is too obsessed with these things and has become crazy and perverted, which is against morals (what a legitimate reason); second, after killing grandpa, this family really belongs to It's yourself, and Wolverine doesn't need to be on guard.
I found that in those throne/corporate inheritance battles, getting the love of the previous generation is the most important thing to ensure that you have orthodox inheritance rights. At the same time, you must have a strong man who is capable and willing to work hard for you (must be the strongest).
Well, for this kind of movies, the story clues are the most basic! But at the same time, there must be spiritual cues, so that it can be sublimated; then, there must be visual cues, and sometimes emotional cues and gimmicks are included in the visual cues. Well, in the future, I can write the script like this first.
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