In the end, the turning point between the male protagonist and the female lawyer lies in the hidden file, and the hidden file was obtained by accident. If there is no such accident, the male protagonist is still a terrorist, and the female lawyers are mostly clowns competing for fame and fortune in the eyes of the world.
How poignant this is. The fate of a person or a group of people was handed over to such an accidental factor.
As an ordinary person, I have always longed for a plot where justice is served. Sometimes when I look at the screen, I can't control myself at all, and I get goosebumps at the scenes of various characters waving their arms or drawing their swords and shouting.
But there are still many stories, and the main theme is not so good. The good and the bad are not so clear. The hand of justice also kills. Of course, it's hard to say that the police are the hands of justice in this story, they are almost completely bad people. Perhaps, in some cases, the police are not outright bad people, they are ordinary people or mediocre people who work hard to do their jobs. If so, the story would be even sadder.
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