Some people will have some dissatisfaction with the protagonist's setting around the fifth season of the fourth season, such as when he handles the case, he will make a disappointing choice between the truth and satisfying himself. At this time, someone will say that the male lead is annoying and so on. In response to this phenomenon, I would like to say that Munch is not a general type of detective setting, because he belongs to the IQ type, not the justice type.
He is not as cold on the outside as Sherlock Holmes, nor does he always pay attention to the people and things around him like Polo, nor is he a strict and responsible police detective like Megre. He's just a smart but desperate man who can't find any way out, so he spreads his pain over the demanding details of his life, as if he doesn't have time to ask himself why he's still alive.
He acts like a child, but his heart is lonely like an old man. Without the assistant, the psychiatrist, and the captain and Randy who had been supporting him, he would be overwhelmed, as if no one needed him, supported him, and he had no strength to support himself.
So he is inevitably disappointing, his obsessive-compulsive disorder is like one weakness, and it can't be overcome. Later, I hated him more and more. In my opinion, I didn't understand him from the beginning. It is to use him as a tool for punishing evildoers and seeking justice. Put hope in him, long for him to defeat the murderer, or reject and accuse him.
In fact, a detective is just a person who explores the facts. In addition, everything he does should follow his own heart, not for the so-called fantasies and expectations of the so-called detective profession.
I love Amon very much, and I love every moment in his life when he lost his smile and still struggles for the smiles of others.
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