I like this kind of narrative very much, with each character's point of view to narrate. The story as a whole is very complete, and the relationships between the characters are intertwined and ingenious. The characters in it are also all three-dimensional and full, and none of the reversals are just reversals for the sake of reversal, on the contrary, it makes people feel reasonable. Interesting points: Jamie's accidental defense that he shot and killed the retired police officer echoes Matt's accidental defense that pushing Danny down, Jamie explaining that he didn't do it on purpose but doesn't believe Matt did. And Jamie's intentional killing of Setzer also echoes Matt's intentional killing in prison, but because Jamie bribed the prison guards to help kill Matt, the prison guards characterized the incident as an accident. I really like the emotional lines in it, each of which is very deep, the mutual redemption between Matt and Olivia, the forgiveness and consolation between Matt and Sophia, the deep bond between Kimi and Olivia, and even It is the feelings between Aguiler and his wife and daughter that are moving. The hateful inside is not completely inhuman, the poor person is not completely without weakness, there is neither pure good nor pure evil.
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