Halfway through the episode, the killer has shown all his fangs: 1. Blending in full marks! 2.Circumstance observation full marks! 3. Full marks for antisocial personal disorder! In terms of popularity, basic personality traits have a strong tendency to borderline personality disorder. Appears to be particularly popular and particularly perverted.
But I have many questions about this killer:
1. Why did you let go of the gun buddies? And kill your ex-girlfriend? Is it the disparity of power? Or the loss of humanity? How I don't want to be looking for the real goodness in human nature - vulgarity. What I want is professional inertia - kill whatever troubles you. But the problem is, in the only time the two heroines meet, Eve appears as an untroubled stranger. What will the killer do if we meet again? Will the screenwriter choose to write about Ji Qing or let the killer be cruel to the end? Judging from the plot of the fourth episode, it is implying that we will have Ji Qing. Then take a ten thousand steps back and see how the little pervert treats his ex-girlfriend? So Ji Qing will have it, but Eve must be made stronger.
2. Why put so much Ji Qing? Are you trying to mislead us? Or want to hint us?
Oh! How I hope it is to mislead us for the plot! Don't be so emotionally suggestive! This keeps the surprises alive while continuing to make the plot unfold rhythmically. Please don't let Hannibal cut off his entire hand for the woman he loves like in "Silence of the Lambs 2". It felt like being fed shit when it was a matter of life and death.
3. How to make Eve appear appropriately strong?
I think all the more obvious abilities are excluded, because our heroine basically does not have these abilities. The screenwriter should add a lot of small details. On some specific occasions and times, complete the test of the heroine—that is, the test of the little pervert for Eve. So to sum up, the plot should continue to unfold.
4. The hidden line
a.Eve
Why marry a Polish man? I feel that the social status of people from this country is not high when they go to the United States. Eve's man begins to express many characteristics of himself that are not as good as Eve's. In the fourth episode, it was Eve who despised him first, but he had to lower his profile first. There is a picture of him breaking out in the trailer, and I don't know how it will promote the plot.
Why set such a thin plot development for Eve? There are only a few helpers at hand, but they have to confront the entire Russian killer organization. Eve's female boss doesn't seem to have many younger brothers, and it feels like the crew is underfunded.
Hair problems. Whether the person with the same hairstyle as her has the same character abilities as she does is very important. who's that person? There is a high chance of being an ordinary person. Very likely relatives of petty perverts.
b. Small perverts
from where? what happened? The following plot will explain that the little pervert killed his ex-girlfriend maybe not because he wanted to kill it, absolutely not. Because there is a scene in the trailer where Eve is very sympathetic to his sister and asks the little pervert - what can I do for you? It is very likely that cold-blooded perverts will become tragic, making it easy for people to develop empathy. It's no surprise that someone falls in love with her.
Will he kill the uncle who always sends her letters?
I don't think so.
Will the uncle strike first?
I don't think so either.
Because writing this way will sell more.
One last question? With so little funding, life is so risky. What is the life of the policeman in the middle? You have to pay off your mortgage in London.
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