The contradiction between the enemy and ourselves is the main contradiction, but we found that Marcus Chaplin did not have this awareness in the play, and his judgment standard was based on conscience (except for the time when he ordered to attack the destroyer with a torpedo), so it seems very ambiguous, such as When the Illinois was about to attack its crew, Marcus just showed his strength and told the other party that I could kill you, and you should stop beeping. The other party presupposes a rebellion of the entire crew of the Colorado, so at the beginning of the fight, Colorado was at an absolute disadvantage under the strategic policy of not hurting the unwitting U.S. Navy and preserving its own crew.
everyone's position. Marcus Chaplin, Sam Kendall, Grace Shepard, and other officers on board, were there to get a plausible explanation and to force the US government to drop the charges against the officers (a public trial). This is understandable. After all, as officers, they are primarily responsible for not obeying orders. They are also seeking the safest way out for themselves.
Sailors on the boat, it can be said that they are an innocent group of people who were pulled into the water by Marcus Chaplin. Although, in the final rebellion, Marcus mocked them as a mercenary group of rabble, but as a group of people at the bottom of the army, they only know that obedience, that is, the command and judgment of the superior determines their fate. And Marcus Chaplin is not. He is the captain. If he can sit in this position, it is impossible to just obey orders. He has to have his own thinking and judgment. He later suspended the execution based on his own conscience. The difference between the two positions determines the huge cognitive difference in seeing things, and also leads the sailors to believe that Marcus Chaplin was killed, which led to their bad situation. Here's a little more breakdown, the bosun, who also objected to Marcus Chaplin's disobedience, but was loyal to the country, and he took the submarine from Marcus to bring it back to America. And the rapist, because of the crimes he committed, may face more than one charge even if he returns to China, and he simply drove the submarine to China in an attempt to sell it for a high price. And the other sailors who follow him are mostly ignorant nonsense. When they don't understand why the rapist is doing it, they have to be tied to him and work with the sailor. It can be said that the rebel coup is a game of shrewd people, and others are just pawns.
Giulia's position is to maintain the absolute authority of the free island, and then use the island's resources to make some extra money. However, in front of Marcus, Zheng, Booth, and Jin, whose player level is definitely higher than him, he also had to play the role of a local snake and be used by these people.
White House. It was not explained in the TV series why the White House would make such a bad move to frame Pakistan and bombard people with nuclear bombs. According to my guess, the original idea of the White House was to use the SEALs to frame the fraud, then use the Colorado to bomb Pakistan, and use the third pawn, the Illinois, to bomb the Colorado, thus eliminating the first two pawns, and then make up the Colorado to mutiny. story, so the story is perfect. However, there is a link here that encounters a captain who thinks he has his own ideas, and then the story chain is broken. Although these are sorted out, but I still do not understand what is the benefit of this decision by the White House? Start a nuclear war, and then let the Sinclairs sell weapons to make money? The biggest winner in this case is the Sinclair family. However, the Sinclair family, who can enter the decision-making level of the White House, cannot be ignorant to the fact that all their wealth is useless in the face of a nuclear war. This is one of the biggest doubts about the show.
Zheng's position. Whether he negotiated a free gift of food with Marcus or formed an alliance with Giulia, his goal was the Colorado, and he was just playing with Giulia about rare earth resources. He also clearly informed the cargo ship that sent troops to escort the food. Marcus, China's position - will not take the initiative to provoke disputes, all help is limited. He does this very well as a lobbyist/player.
Kelly Sinclair's position. I didn't understand until the end of my life why she wanted to help the Colorado, why? Help Christy. Just because the hard work was stolen by the government? Just because you managed to make a friend? I don't understand why a shrewd and capable woman like her would do such a high-risk, low-income thing stupidly, and she still does it against her family.
The most useful pieces - the seals. If the White House is smart enough, it should order the seals on board after the Illinois misses and seize power and seize the boat. Of course these seals cannot survive. If the White House is smart enough, Langley's killers shouldn't be sent to the island, because from Booth's mouth, Langley's position is also very ambiguous, not only to seize the Colorado's launch key, but also to destroy all the seals, and also The Colorado held its ground for a year until the domestic situation became clear. I'm thinking what's the use of a collie with a tooth pulled out?
In the game of the powerful, if you stand on the right team, you will be promoted, and if you stand on the wrong team, you will be ruined. Many people think that they are players, but in fact they are still a chess piece.
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