I started watching CM recently. I used to be with HEROES, and occasionally watched a few episodes of CM. Later, due to the writer's strike, H couldn't do anything about it, so I switched to CM and CSI. But after watching the CM, I can't help but feel that the CSI plot is a little mentally retarded. Maybe because of the different styles, I was more interested in criminal psychology, so I was completely attracted by the CM and got out of control. The criminals who deal with the FBI elites are basically traumatized people. Some negative factors such as childhood shadows, schizophrenia, religious beliefs, and family breakdown have caused these criminals to become psychopaths. Psychological relief or physical pleasure eventually leads to a heinous crime. Perhaps the greatest success of CM is not the brilliant reasoning in solving a case or the joy it brings to the audience when justice overcomes evil, but the reflection of human struggles time and time again. Thinking of "The Detective" that I just watched not long ago, Liu Qingyun can see everyone's deepest hidden personality. He said that everyone has ghosts in their hearts. That's what made me depressed, CM took this "ghost" to the extreme, as a mutated, uncontrollable crime. There are no so-called good people or bad people. Most of those criminals are victims (abused, discriminated against, persecuted), such as the comic artist in the third season, the cold-blooded killer who fed people mice in the first season... and the FBI Are they all mentally sound? They face the darkest side of human nature every day, and most of them have suffered trauma (reid's social barriers, elle was sexually assaulted, derek was also sexually assaulted, and I suspect hotch was abused as a child), Of course they are the strongest of the bunch. CM's reasoning is no longer the Sherlock Holmes-style detailed reasoning for the case, but also higher than the Agatha-style simple psychological reasoning. The crime profile can deduce the criminal's life, and finally trace the origin of the crime. Those criminals who commit horrific crimes are followers of the devil, or our own outcasts. There is a reason for everything, in fact, it is the human heart that is more terrible than crime.
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