When I saw the deputy director and the police inspector for the second time, in addition to simply stating his conclusions, the police inspector was always wondering why the heroine insisted on saying the line. , The train is related. And the heroine can completely explain some of their reasoning process, or simply bring a map as an explanation.
In the context of the incomprehensible communication between the heroine and the police station, not to mention the police station at that time, even now, many people will not believe such a conclusion that came out of thin air and notify them to arrest people. Perhaps only well-known people such as Sherlock Holmes have this kind of courage, and the heroine and the group she represents do not have an absolutely excellent reputation background, and the part of the opening title cracking the German secrets cannot become a public reputation. So I really don't understand. The heroine doesn't communicate well with the police station, while complaining that the police station doesn't listen to advice. Could it be that it can only be understood as a plot need? It's a little more far-fetched.
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