is Professor Annalise Keating, the eldest sister.
Weasley Gibbins, black boy. The little cutie in the mouth of the female assistant.
Laura Castillo, a rich white woman.
Conor Walsh, gay.
Michaela Platt, a black woman who wants to marry a wealthy family. The prom queen
Asher Milston in the male assistant's mouth, the dumb face in the male assistant's mouth.
Mrs. Sam's husband is a professor of psychology.
Frank's eldest male assistant
Bonnie's eldest female assistant
Nate Lesey's detective eldest's extra-marital boyfriend
Lyra Stanger was killed, the schoolgirl, Sam's secret lover, and rich parents.
Rebecca Leila's friend, nose ring girl.
A few thoughts on this drama
1 The cases interspersed in each episode are not strong enough. Some have loopholes, some have far-fetched excuses, and some are not professional enough.
2 Sam is the eldest sister and the husband is not handsome enough, a married person, but can charm the rich second-generation female college students and female assistants, and find a handsome uncle to be more persuasive.
3. The speed of speech is too fast. Fortunately, it can be continuously paused when watching on the computer, otherwise it is easy to faint.
4 In this play, only the murderer who killed the female student is Sam, and the students involved in the case have reasons for sympathy, but as of the ninth episode, it is not 100% sure that Sam is the murderer.
Diversity spoilers for the
first episode
. All the main characters in this episode appear. Even Laila, the deceased, gave a photo of the missing person and introduced her background, so it counted as an appearance.
Before the burning of the corpse, the little black brother came late, and his sentence: Sorry for taking so long to come. The black brother's sentence is a foreshadowing. There is a reason why he came late.
The black girl was indifferent to the young black brother's approach, and she knew from her words that she had locked in the engagement, locked in the second-generation rich, and had no other thoughts. The black girl is smart and strong, and she stood up to answer the professor's question before she was called. She longs for the trophy to be the best student, which will become the capital for her to marry into a wealthy family.
The black brother worked very hard, and was arranged to answer the defense plan at the end. The requirements could not be the same as the previous ones. He made a lot of preparations, crossed out N many repeated arguments, and finally answered no repeated arguments. It can be seen that the little brother was seen by the professor. There's a reason for it, and it's not that he got hold of the professor.
At the end, the black guy finally asked everyone if they wanted to burn the corpse. Once the crime was aggravated, there was no turning back. Through the preliminary description of the characters in this episode, it was clear that they chose to burn the corpse at the end. Very aggressive and hardworking. If they give up destroying the traces, even if the punishment is the lightest, their future will be ruined. They cannot accept the bleak future of the future, so they take the risk and burn the corpses to destroy the traces.
Knowing from the character dialogue: Big Sister Da and Sam have no children to trouble their husband and wife. So if Sam was the one who killed Layla, and Layla was pregnant and he knew it, why did he kill? His motivation is insufficient.
The defense cases interspersed in the first episode are a bit far-fetched.
Only the first episode for now.
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