To be honest, there are many points in time when I thought revenge was coming to an end, when Johns fell in love with Roseanna, when Roseanna's brothers put down their guns and believed him, when the demon Anse saved his own son and didn't Hurt whoever, when Roseanne was pregnant, when Cotton's father and McCoy's son hugged and fought, they pulled out their knives and stabbed him, and Uncle Jim was still giggling...until the gunshots rang out, One by one, relatives fell in a pool of blood, fathers were in pain and anger, mothers knelt and cried, violins and hooves rang together... In the
last family battle, Cotton took off his hat and drove the hares away, old McCaw Yi staggered into the tree, and the cap lay on the ground looking for accessories for the rifle... They obviously didn't use much force, they were tired and couldn't see the point, they just couldn't stop.
McCoy's wife said to him, you sent me away just to do whatever you want in this forest.
In the last episode, that conversation between him and his wife, Johns and Daddy Devil and Roseanne and Nancy...I have to give five stars because there are so many complex emotions interwoven in their lives, and they are so calm, silent and staring expression does not come out, affectionately heartbreaking, even love these looks so small, generous protect each other, initiated in the light of gunfire in the war ......
watch this drama is Because of Gina Malone, I still love her after watching it. She is very pitiful, she is not afraid of death, but she still lives very hard.
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