In my opinion, the most profound character portrayed in the play is Nano. It was not until the last episode that I saw the murderer with my own eyes that I washed away my suspicion of Nano.
From the fourth episode, when he stole the watch and tried to steal the watch that was taken off by the rich man, I thought he was stupid and greedy. He had already stolen a sack of famous watch and didn’t even put the one on the rich man’s hand. Yes, I'm afraid this family doesn't know that he has stolen something, right? Then in the next two episodes, he kept thinking about how to blackmail the rich with his watch. I understand again, oh, he is not stupid, it turns out that he is bad, he is using Marina to knock a lot of money and then fly away. In the last episode, Marina called Nano and said she didn’t want to leave. Nano asked her to wait. She was about to arrive. I was guessing that Nano and Marina had a conflict, and then Nano came to grab it. It's just a mistake to kill Marina. After all, he is a prisoner who just came out of prison. He only needs money. It wasn't until Marina waited for Paul to see that the deep cabinet in which the golden jade was so frustrating had killed Marina personally, that I dispelled my previous conviction.
Imagine if I were a passerby classmate who did not know the truth in the show, would it be impossible to doubt a classmate who is usually quiet and quiet in my class, and naturally have a sense of fear for the vicious-looking Nano who smokes, drinks and fights? Coupled with his motive for the murder and the blood on Marina's head on his hands, all the evidence and the impressions in the brains of others point to Nano as the murderer.
After reading it, I was thinking, how important is reality? Or what do you think is important? In life, we naturally have a good impression of people who look good and dress decently. Even if the phrase "Don't judge people by appearance" has been repeated by humans, we still can’t change ourselves from seeing beautiful things and being associated with excellence. The nature of seeing unbearable things is connected with ugliness, and most of the time the result of such a connection is the result of positive feedback, so we no longer think about forming stereotypes.
This drama reminds me of what happened when I went to get a vaccine yesterday: I had to make an appointment for the first shot of the vaccine on my side. I tried to make an appointment several times without success. The only time I saw it I was robbed as soon as I was about to make an appointment when there was a number, and I felt very annoying several times. However, my dad had already finished the appointment before. He told me that the security guard would check the appointment message when he entered the door. When he entered, he would directly go through the procedure for vaccination and no one would check the appointment information, so he asked my dad to send me the appointment message. Turn it around and use this to fool into it. I went to fight on the afternoon of the weekend. I saw a few people at the door were blocked by security guards. I thought it was because the security was very strict. I struggled at the door for a while. Finally I decided to go over and ask. I said, "Can you get the vaccine now? "The security guard said impatiently: "Go directly in for the second stitch, and you can have an appointment for the first stitch!" I said I had an appointment, and he let me in. right! Just let me in! Before I took out the SMS of my appointment, he let me in? ! Looking back at the people who were stopped by the security guard just now, they spoke unfluent Mandarin, their skin was wrinkled, and they were cautious at the door because they were stopped by the security guard because they had no appointment text messages on their mobile phones.
Fortunately, I was treated preferentially just because of cleanliness. I wrote this text to complain for them, but I only wrote and wrote on the Internet. I didn't do anything or act, and I was just an indifferent bystander.
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