At the beginning, the corpses were transported in, and the flashbacks began. I thought it was a big scene, and I even imagined that it was bigger than the fifth episode, but I didn't mention it in the end. If Sean is really dead, it's because the predators threatened Elliott with Shannon and Danny. I really can't accept it, I can't accept it, I can't accept it, why? Don't convince me how deep their relationship is, and talk about the loss of my wife and children, unless I am hospitalized and have no brains. He's undercover, he's a policeman. Sleeping with the black daughter can only be said to be an unexpected joy. For this reason, I don't want my face, and I don't feel anything about Elliott. I don't even understand what his goal is. With this narrative, it's hard to plan to fly away with Shannon!
Of course, for the sake of the scene, to maintain the level, we still have to wait for the second season.
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