So she is a contradiction of good and evil, and her intelligence is unmatched, so much that she complains that she has no one available. When she met the male protagonist, she was convinced by the hero's bravery and wisdom, but she knew very well that she was on the battlefield of the enemy and us. Either you die or I live, how she wishes to fight side by side. The male protagonist also knows the life of the other party, and is sympathetic and helpless to Eva.
But on the eve of the war, Eva, after thinking, decided to persuade the male protagonist to surrender, at least with a glimmer of hope, she knew that her army could easily defeat Greece. So there is the scene of persuading surrender and adding a bed. In fact, she is persuading the male protagonist to surrender. Join me. At least we don't have to die. We can just be ordinary people in the future. Only in this way can we both have a future. She herself knew that she could never be a traitor.
Next, she reluctantly defeated the male protagonist with ease. . . She thought she had killed the male protagonist, but she regretted it very much. When she knew that the male protagonist was not dead, she decided to sacrifice herself to fulfill the male protagonist and Greece, because her hatred had been released in this war.
In the end, she refused to listen to the persuasion and insisted on committing suicide. Why did she say it was suicide? First, all fools know that they should explore the truth. Second, she has so many troops, does she still use herself to go out? She finally died at the hands of her beloved, and went to complete the male lead. How extraordinary this love is.
She also didn't want to be the sinner who slaughtered the Greeks, after all, she was Greek too.
So she is a very wise, very tragic character.
Don't scold her. The director is not stupid enough to mess around with some nonsense. It's just that many people don't understand it. The last knife of the heroine was sent in.
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