These are all common psychological routines, and the ending has been known for a long time. But when I really saw the participants kill, my eyes were wet.
From a side note, a good work is not afraid of spoilers. The layout is very delicate, you can read it again when you have time.
The participant who did not kill is not so much a firm personality, it is better to say that the program team let him go. The last sentence "you either kill him now or leave now" definitely gave him a way to survive, following the previous order The style of handling is completely inappropriate. If the program team goes all out, the probability of this person killing can be more than 80%.
Another merciful aspect of the program team is that they will help the participants to resolve it in the end: "Most people will choose to push it down."
Others may not be so kind, and a common practice is to ask a person to do one thing through a situation, and then come back and use what you do to prove who you are. This is very common in life: being deceived People are fools, depression is not strong enough in the heart, and those who do this kind of thing are beasts. It’s actually hard to break up with people who have this kind of thinking. I tried several times and finally gave up.
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