If you haven't experienced it, you don't know what's going to happen next.
There are a lot of secret things revealed in the movie that make the audience curious and want to know what's going to happen next.
First, the suspense of the Fourth National School
We all went to school, but the Fourth National School was the fighter in the school.
Its curriculum, teaching objectives, teaching methods, and homework are all very wonderful. Far beyond the common sense of the audience.
Second, the cardinal's method of approaching the target
Can you get information just by taking off your clothes? It's not that simple at all.
The way the Cardinals approached Nate Nash, as well as the routine of Nate Nash's flirting, is refreshing.
I really want to know more routines for flirting with girls and flirting with Han.
This is worth learning for every single dog.
Third, use brutal interrogation to create suspense
We know that no one can stand trial and it is only a matter of time before the truth is revealed. So, when the Cardinals were interrogated, I kept having doubts in my mind.
1. What means will they use to interrogate the Cardinals?
2. Can the Cardinals survive the interrogation?
Especially at the end, showing Cardinals a video of the shooting and then pointing the gun at her. This part is really scary.
Because a shooting video can completely destroy the will to resist. However, the cardinals have never explained the truth, and the vomiting reaction is very realistic.
Fourth, only when the last two countries exchanged hostages did he know the purpose of Dominica's entry into his uncle's room
Fifth, the exchange method of intelligence personnel is very insightful.
Creating Suspense Through Humanity
The instructor asks Dominica to dedicate herself in class. To refuse is to disobey an order.
As a result, Dominica said, I'm going to look at you. This is really beyond my expectations.
This answer has a good grasp of people's hearts. What the other party wants is power, not flesh.
Pinch a sweat for Dominica. I also applaud her insight into the nature of the human heart.
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