Holy crap, this season's ending is really cruel.
Breaking away from "story" and presenting "truth" is too realistic.
The story of this part is quite complicated, with a lot of characters and complicated expressions, so I only reviewed it after reading it.
The stories of this season are intertwined and intertwined, three cops, gangster Frank, the mayor, the mayor's son, the chaebol, the police chief, and the Avengers. And the subordinates of the dead gang boss.
Although the plot is intricate and chaotic, I think that as long as we find out who was responsible for the diamond robbery in 1992, the cause and effect of the subsequent black-and-white, corruption, and corruption will be generally clear.
The perpetrators of the diamond case were Austin Chesany (the mayor of Finch, who eventually died at the hands of his son who wanted to compete with him for power), Benjamin Casperley (the victim throughout the play at the beginning). , was burnt by hydrochloric acid, and is also the effective subordinate of the gangster boss Frank), Teague Dixon (chaebol, city executive), Holloway (Finch City Police Chief), Kevin Burris (Finch City Police Department) vice captain).
Everything is a causal derivative of the robbery that year. These people made their fortunes from robbing diamonds and became the center of power in Finch City. They did some corrupt activities, and later cheated Frank's money laundering. The boss and his wife were tortured and killed by this group of people, and the couple's son and daughter were hiding in a closet to see it all) The son took revenge and killed Benjamin.
Benjamin saved another hand for self-defense, and kept the video of the robbery and the feast of the sea (fog) that these accomplices used power for personal gain, and the criminal evidence data such as power and sex transactions on the hard disk, and was also taken away by the Avengers.
This show has no patience, or the brain capacity is as big as a walnut, or people who cannot understand it can't watch it or can't understand it.
The most powerful thing about this show is that in the end, the screenwriter wrote the male lead, the second male lead, and Frank to death. Just leave the heroine (still a wanted criminal) and Frank's wife to overturn the case with evidence + wander around the world. This is quite emotional for Lily?
Although I can read the True Detective series, I can understand it, and I admire its various details and intentions, but I still feel that it does not attract me, and it is not my dish.
However, because it is not long, you can still take a look at 3.
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