what! Shocked! The murderer is so... I didn't expect it at all.
I really understand Miller's reaction when he found out about the murderer and threw up in a corner. I probably threw up too.
"How cool you don't know?"
The question, once uttered by Officer Miller, is now being used to question herself. It's ironic and heart-wrenching.
Such a tragedy cannot be blamed on her, but as a victim, she is also a part of the storm.
The derailed and abusive father who was depressed and the mother who neglected to take care of him was also in a bad mental state. They pushed each other to let Danny go to a sinful ending, and threw him into the "happy embrace" in the illusion.
A smart boy will not be ignorant, but he is fragile and young, how can he resist?
How is it defined that a man who is not valued in his life has inappropriate feelings for an 11-year-old boy?
(The role of Danny is really scheming to choose a beautiful boy who is changing his voice, who is obviously different from Tom.)
People are too concerned about themselves in life and often do not realize their selfishness.
If you keep going back, there will be a lot of people who can't get rid of their sins, which of course doesn't make sense, because it's not their original intention.
That's why the question "How colud you not know?" is so deafening.
Because it's only after you've experienced the tragedy firsthand that you can really start looking inward, and you'll understand how ridiculous the question is.
The excellence of this drama is that it is not limited to complicated cases, but gradually enriches the characters of each serial case in the process of detecting cases.
Small-town interpersonal relationships; contradictions and conflicts between families; questioning of the media; exploration of pedophile psychology.
The last bonfire pass didn't actually comfort me. At that time, I thought more about how the town residents, under the malicious instigation of the scavenger media, catalyzed the death of Old Jack. Humans are so impermanent, and human nature is so unsustainable.
But it is true that human nature is like the cold and humid coast of a small town, where the unfathomable salty sea breeze blows all day long, and there is always a time when the sparks will go out.
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