There are a few points that are very confusing or want to complain:
1. The male protagonist found a map and asked the pastor for help. An affectionate man whose wife was kidnapped visited the pastor instead of saving his wife. Don’t you think it’s strange for the FBI to send someone to watch it? point? What did the FBI eat? Since it is a person who has been following for several years, it is not so short of manpower, right?
2. This pastor knows so much. What is the origin? Why don't you ask?
3. It is an era when privacy is not guaranteed. The information of the craftsmen who made the watch for the 12 disciples by the secret society was found on the Internet so quickly. The search engine has made a contribution.
3. The old watchmaker probably hasn't talked to anyone for several years, and the two stunned youths knocked on the door and did everything. You are still in a secret society. Is it pretentious to show the LOGO show to others in broad daylight?
4. Since the person's name that looks like a place name is not a place name (a bit of a circle), then you can still have Nazi relics there? (Sorry I didn't see what that was, plane?) That's too much.
Although there are a lot of complaints, I decided to wait and see three episodes before deciding. Anyway, I'd better wait until I'm really bored and have nothing to do before thinking about the film.
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time is limited, and I never picked it up again. I don't know what happened later.
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