After the nympho is over, let's get down to business. This episode of "Murder at the Opera" has a good idea. However, there is a slight blemish towards the end. Morse initially thought that based on the name of the deceased, it was a natural born killer who killed in the order of Every Good Boy Deserves Favour. It was not until the four were killed that he suddenly realized that there was a connection between them, that is, with a boy cruelty many years ago. The case of the murder of the mother is related, and the victims are all those who participated in the investigation, trial, and accusation of the boy's murder of his mother.
It was further discovered that the father of a girl whose name began with F was the presiding judge of the case that year. The detectives thought that the girl was the last victim. In fact, she did receive a little threat, but the clever Morse guessed that the real purpose of the criminal was Sheriff Fred, and rushed to the scene in time to defuse the crisis. While we were wondering how Fred could relate to it, we found Fred himself wondering. Fortunately, the murderer explained to us: who made the police chief die so early, so you can only pay for him, Fred. . . ⊙﹏⊙ sweat.
In fact, since after the four murder cases, it was found that the murderer did not kill simply because of bloodthirsty, but for revenge, and he was far from being an opera fanatic (because he had to borrow scripts from the library in order to commit the crime), in this way, His various killing "devices" just became a means to confuse the enemy, especially Morse. And plenty of deliberate clues are enough to convince true opera fans Morse of Every Good Boy deserves Favour. Therefore, since the reason for killing Fred is so far-fetched, wouldn't it be more reasonable not to be so obsessed with the successful completion of EGBDF, but to use F as a guise to involve another person who played an important role in the events of the year?
So, the story is a bit like Agatha's "ABC Murder," but it's not as natural as ABC. In my opinion, there are really few people who can surpass Agatha.
In any case, Inspector Morse is better looking than Sherlock Holmes.
Oh, I forgot to mention, as soon as the murderer came out, I knew it was him. But I stayed with Morse for 40 or 50 minutes. It was true love.
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