Well, the dual perspective is very good, and it is also what attracted me to the first episode. Maybe it's because I love shopping for clothes. From the beginning, the perspective of e1part2 alison found that it was inconsistent with the part of the male protagonist. At first I thought it was an ethics drama, so I felt that the purpose was to emphasize that from the perspective of both parties, the other party took the initiative a little bit. This kind of initiative is not only in behavior, language, but also emotionally. kind of power. . . (For example, when grandma alison died of illness, the male protagonist found that his grandmother was dying, so he asked the female protagonist to accompany her; but in the female protagonist's memory, he could not make up his mind to sign the list of no treatment, and noah Let her make up her mind) That is, the actions of both parties actually make the other form an emotional attachment to him. . .
So ps, I think there is actually a real relationship between the male and female protagonists. . .
But then the plot unfolded and detective appeared, as if to explain why there are dual perspectives. Because one part is noah's memory and the other is alison's memory. . So this forms a question, are the part1 and part2 we see the real memories of the protagonist? Or is it just a recollection of what they told detective? If it is the former, then the difference between the memories of the male and female protagonists is too big, especially in the scene where coel (the heroine's husband) pointed a gun at Noah in the last episode, how could the memories of the two people be so different? If someone pointed a gun at me, I should be able to recall even what they were wearing for years to come. . . But the male protagonist's recollection is outdoors, and the female protagonist's recollection is indoors! Not too possible. . . So these are supposed to be fabricated memories? (ps, there is also a bit of detective's memory in it) Then follow the last scene where alison and noah are in the room, detective knocks on the door and the two look in panic, and finally alison said that noah will come out no matter what. Then both of them should know what really happened, and they are both to protect each other. . .
But I still don't know what happened to the entanglement. Forgive my lack of brains and I can't make up a reasonable and complete picture. . . Just looking forward to the second season
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