Before the tenth episode really ended, my feelings were all "bitch and dog, forever"
Having watched too many American dramas, I know that not all crimes will be tried, so I don't strongly expect the male protagonist to be caught.
Beck, "green tea" is the best way to describe her, she's a selfish person from start to finish. She must know how Peach feels about her, but pretending not to know, she can enjoy the care Peach gives her in life; she knows who framed Annika, but she doesn't stand up for her, and she doesn't talk to Peach openly; she knows herself Her poems are so bad that her mentor couldn't ask her out on the basis of her "talent", but when the mentor really revealed her purpose, she felt violated and insulted - of course, this is also tradable, so she changed her mentor as she wished ; She knew that she had broken up with Joe, but she still wanted to hook up with him... To be honest, Dodder is more loyal and pure than her!
But Beck doesn't die, her mistake is that she's fallen in love with perverted Joe, and of course she wants to relive old dreams, want the kind of "even though that man is with other women, but I know the true love in his heart is My" vanity.
Joe the murderer who should be punished more. Joe, I can see the struggles of a vulnerable person better in him than the messy, vulnerable, excused Beck - yes, although he kills neatly and has no sense of morality, but in him I can see the struggles of a vulnerable person. When it comes to "vulnerability", he wants to be a good person, he wants to make sure that he is not a bad person, and that he is still a good person.
This also tells the majority of girls that there is a high probability that there is no man in this world who has the qualities of being "gentle, considerate, understands you just right, and takes care of you in every possible way". When you look at you, he will understand what you are thinking. , You are a man who knows your next move by shaking his head. He may have observed you in the dark long ago. Thinking about it this way, does it make you shudder? !
As I watched it, I kept thinking, hey, why didn't Hotchner's team come here, each and every one of them was a crime scene full of loopholes, it's easy to get Joe right!
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