The male detectives who have been in contact with in the past have one or more of the following characteristics: 1. Disregarding the vision of others (strong heart); 2. Tsundere; 3. They are local tyrants with knowledge and background and there are people on them; 4. Engagement. To sum up, most of these detectives retain the symbols of masculine power and charm that the public generally believes. Even if the detective lacks a certain part of the masculine charm that the general public recognizes, its creators will definitely try to use the rest to supplement or even add points. For example, without a strong physique, it must be endowed with an extremely intelligent mind and strict logic twice as large as the physique. But... Moss doesn't seem to have a clue, and his basic feelings are not obvious. He doesn't even look like a detective, but more like a normal person who hides in the sea of people. But when I looked at it slowly, I was moved by Moss, who was not living his life well. That moving point is summed up in the words of his boss THURSDAY: "Somewhere in your heart, the darkness cannot get in your way." Sometimes he is also not confident. If such a person is put into other detective dramas, it is estimated that he is a criminal (he played a murderer in "Whitechapel Bloody Season 3"), and kneels after being exposed by a brilliant detective. Crying on the ground how unfair fate is so that he is forced to take the road of no return to crime.
Moss is so embarrassed in the rich and handsome circle of detectives. However, it is such a person who silently strips the case and insists on the truth despite the resistance of political power. He suffers without succumbing to it: without flaunting it for what he suffers, without wanton hatred for the shadow beyond the light of the mind, and without shrinking from the abyss that looks at it as well as you. Moss is more enlightening to our life: and to suffer from the malice of the world every day, but instead of using it as a fig leaf for depravity, we still choose to stick to our bottom line and principles.
It is also worth mentioning that the support and encouragement of THUSDAY, STRANGER and others is also a great driving force for it, especially the unconditional trust and care of THURSDAY for him, which moved me. These are beacons to dispel the darkness, let Moss see To the dark drowning road and keep going.
All he did was: perseverance.
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