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Don 2022-12-12 10:09:52
Last episode. The appearance of the bad male protagonist attracted the perspective of the black female protagonist, and the camera also pointed to the bad male protagonist many times with the black female protagonist (at the time, I was very puzzled~). Afterwards, although the black female protagonist had not seen the bad male protagonist in the first few episodes, she quietly followed him. It turned out to be the killer of the bad male protagonist in the end... I can't help but imagine that in the narratives of the first few episodes, the black female protagonist has always been the one who is particularly easy-going or the least provocative. For example, when she had a conflict with her boyfriend's ex-wife's family over dinner, she was the one who persuaded her to fight. When her boyfriend quarreled with her boyfriend's ex-wife's boyfriend, she was the one who fought. After watching the whole season, I recalled a few points (involving spoilers and personal conjectures, if you don't like it, don't spray it) ~ the behavior of the black heroine at the end. It is she who has encountered the same experience as the single-parent heroine. Although the black heroine and her boyfriend have been with her for fifteen years, her daughter has not been called father in the play. This may be the child of another bad male protagonist... and the final outcome is nothing. Five women and children traveled together without legal prosecution. During the interrogation, there was a detail that a policewoman insisted on pursuing. Another male police officer (the officer should be older than the female police officer) strongly disagreed. Perhaps this is the result of the tacit help of the most powerful and well-connected of the five women.
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