The best person in the show is Marcus, and the most human is Murphy! Marcus sacrificed 300 people for at least 2,000 people on the ship (mentioned later). The sacrifice is painful, but making a choice is the hardest. Taking responsibility for her own choices is in stark contrast to Moros, the little girl who dares not take responsibility for her own actions. By the way, when it comes to the little girl, Murphy was not guilty but was tortured and abused by everyone, but knowing the facts, he still wanted to seek truth and use "law" to achieve justice for himself. Choose tolerance! shelter! That guilty girl! ! It's really sarcastic here. If I'm young and cute, I can kill someone innocently? Hehe, the country is invincible for this type of organization!
Because there is no crime at all!
Murphy embodies human nature, most vividly! Shaped very successfully!
As for the heroine. . Eh, I don't want to say more, the reason why I became the leader is just because everyone in the small forces likes her. If you remove these, the heroine is simply a fool. Nothing, hey, aggrieved.
In general, the plot of the first season is very attractive, not to mention some details and bugs, it is not bad, but this is the only American drama I want to watch the second season after the heroine is dead. Kind of stupid. . .
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