Jimmy has never had a responsible attitude in doing things, as he can tell since he was a child. When he grows up, he thinks he doesn't need to pay for his crimes, so the Lei who reported him to the police should be killed by him and thrown into the river. And he feels that he himself is God who can bypass the judicial system and bypass the social supervision to kill anyone who he heard was the murderer of his daughter, oh, yes, protect his family in the name of love. What do you do to protect your family? Everything is right. Oh, by the way, the innocently murdered David seems to be someone's "family"? Michael's father? Se's husband? His parents' son? ? Oh, don't care about him, right, what kind of old and old and the old and the young and the young and the young can all die, right? But selfish self-protection is even bigger. After Jimmy's hand was an innocent childhood playmate, his wife Annabeth climbed onto Jimmy, while leaning against the window hypocritically said "I killed the wrong person, this is the end of the matter, and I can't do it again" (as always" I have done everything, what do you think of me" attitude) The man conducts pet talk. "I told my daughters that what Dad did was to protect his loved ones, and they fell asleep. Jimmy, your heart is so big, you are the one who rules this town, you are a king! Everyone is a king! Weak ghosts, and we are not!" After listening to his wife's speech on extreme self-protectionism, Jimmy regained his macho manhood, turned over and suppressed his wife and performed fiercely foreplay! It's great, any trace of guilt and discomfort in my heart (if I have ever had it at all) is so refreshing. But the best thing is that in real life, Annabeth is right. Looking around, the person who "rules the town", the "king", has always been people like Jimmy and Annabeth. How about that.
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