Grace, who took two lives, was sentenced to life imprisonment for many years. It is interesting that there is a committee to pardon Grace, which is committed to releasing Grace as soon as possible. Judging from the plot of the first episode, there are many doubts. Grace, who has always been quiet and obedient, will have a nervous breakdown when she sees the hammer and iron pieces. The various memory pictures also do not match the testimony and the words she said. The answer to the mystery is still very attractive, at least After watching the first episode, I couldn't help but want to watch the second episode right away. The editing is very interesting, a wrong eye may miss important details, and you have to go back and watch the three or four seconds of the picture. Why do women need to make so many different sheets and put them in the most conspicuous position in the room, like a banner constantly reminding themselves of the various stages in the bed, which is cruel and restraint when you think about it. My favorite line: The biggest difference between ignorance and stupidity is that ignorance can be learned. Grace had a hard life as a child and her father was a super pervert! Hard times are cruel to people's willpower and soul. So far, I don't think Grace is a bad person. In the later stage, Grace is undoubtedly calm and intelligent, especially alert, feeling that her words to Dr. Jordan are half-truths, in short, looking forward to the next plot.
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