Joe, an orphan, meets a psychopathic bookstore owner ("Some people deserve to die." "If they don't know it's you, you're fine."). Joe was often locked in that glass as a child, absorbing the human glory in it (x. But this experience also did not teach Joe the correct values. He regarded himself as a judge and a role of God."There isn' t a line in the world that I wouldn't cross for you." "I would do everything for the one I love." Joe said to Beck. But he never thought about how Beck felt. Because Benji was on drugs Killed a child, he killed Benji, for Beck. Because Peach had a secret love for his best friend Beck, he wanted to get Peach out of his way, he followed Peach, wounded Peach, and killed Peach. Because Claudia's partner (I don't know what to call it) Ron wanted to harm Claudia and Paco, he killed Ron.
This is the thinking of primitive society, right?
"I'm going to kill you because you did something wrong"
"Because I love you so I'm going to remove all obstacles for you"
Why? This is Beck's life. Why are you doing it for her? Shouldn't she make her own choices? Who are you to her?
Or should I say that whoever you are to her has no right to make decisions for her. There is no reason to harm others.
I understand that Joe learned the wrong lesson from that old bookstore manager. But all the books he read didn't teach him how to love, and the books he read were getting old. Gan.
This is Joe's part.
For Beck, she also has an unfortunate family. Her father was a drug addict in her early years, and she had a new family after bankruptcy and reorganization. She joined people who she's resented, made the wrong choice. She is talented, but she always encounters people who are plotting against her. She longed for love, longed for someone's at her back, but she did not give reciprocal loyalty. I don't know what to say about Beck's last two big things: going to the bathroom to find Joe's package and that failed escape in the glass room. Think as you write.
Joe decided to get back on track after reconciling with Beck, but instead of throwing away his past, he hid it in a box and put it in the bathroom ceiling. That to me is what Joe doesn't mean by completely throwing off his past. So I understand why Beck is going to turn over that box, because she still has residual doubts in her heart. but! Beck should have known when she saw the contents of that box that she was not far from death. Everyone has a secret, that doesn't mean everyone is willing to share it. And when Beck discovered the darkest, rotten part of Joe's heart, and didn't cover up the secret in time, forgot to clean the bathroom (the mental quality was still not strong enough), and didn't escape in time, didn't send a signal to his companions in time, Caused himself to be trapped in a glass room.
When Beck tried to escape from the glass room for the first time, Joe almost opened the door, but the desire for freedom from Beck's eyes was caught by Joe, so her escape plan failed. This tells me everything is 0 until things are done (and: good disguise.).
The second time she ran away, she got the key, but there was a door outside the door, she met Paco, but Paco was already broken by Joe at this time and did not help her. (She should have called Paco to call someone else over, but this was pure accident, I wouldn't have done better than her in this completely freaked out situation because she didn't know what happened between Joe and Paco what.)
In the chase between her and Joe, she hit Joe in the temple with a hammer, then took the key and ran away, but who knew that Joe was not dead, and she was the one who took the lunch in the end. (This scene also happened with Peach, Peach hit Joe in the thigh, and then Joe played dead and turned the game into victory. This tells me that I still have to do it, it's better to check if someone is dead, otherwise I still have to make a knife in the vital part. It’s more secure, after all, life is not the glory of the king, you will never see the other party’s health bar. It’s just for self-protection.)
In the end, Joe transferred all these crimes to the psychiatrist, I think it's incredible, but anyway, old drama.
I kept thinking while watching it, Joe is an old stalker. Joe is old gaslighting. Joe's old sociopath. It also gave me a little bit of fear of people (coming out of unfortunate families). Joe didn't learn how to love people. The way he loves is to remove all obstacles in her way, [judging by his morals] , even if his judgment is right, they are all bastards, but this does not mean that his way of mutilating others is right. Is this reasonable? This is not reasonable. So what we need is the rule of law not the rule of man :).
Beck is also outrageous, telling Joe that I'm not the same to you, while hanging out with all kinds of people. Knowing that it's too good to be true, he still foolishly believes in Joe and mourn for her.
I think Peach was the only one who could see clearly, but she lost on one last little detail: not confirming Joe's death, not calling the police immediately. Peach didn't have the strength to fight back against the last big man, right?
Paco could very well be the next Joe. Powerless.
But at the same time, I also have a bit of sadness for myself. No one knows what love looks like, and I don't know what I'll be like in the future. Every family and everyone has their own troubles to deal with. That's how life is.
(Sorry for being a mixture of Chinese and English all the time, I still have English lines in my head just after reading it)
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