I have read a lot of comments written by the great gods, the drama is a divine drama, and the comments of the great gods are also the comments of gods, ?!
I have to say this show is really good!
First of all, I like the place in Bemidji, Minnesota in 2006. The snow is filled with snow, and the small town is quiet and people live and work in peace and contentment. But a series of murders spread.
I have to say that Lester committed suicide later. After his wife died, he successfully shied away the crime to his younger brother Chase, and his life started anew. He married a virtuous wife and won a sales award. He was a winner in life! Seeing that the beauty wanted to hook up with Ron, the "beneficiary or enemy" who bumped into him, maybe he was more courageous now, maybe he wanted to take revenge on Ron, and he had to provoke him. This time, the peaceful lives of the two of them have been broken, and the beautiful life of Ron's hard work has been broken (also deserved, the bad guy should not have it, but he is really powerful and smart), Lester indirectly deliberately let the second Let his wife be killed by Lorne on his behalf (here I have to mention Linda, a very virtuous wife, who loves Lester very much, and even vaguely knew some bad things about Lester, but she shielded him, and even finally knew herself It was Delester who was willing to die, very pitiful), and finally died in the ice lake (deserved). Originally a poor man, then step by step he turned into a selfish and inhuman villain. I really don't like Peanut's role.
The professional murder of Lorne makes one's teeth ticklish, but he is so awesome that he has to accept it. Finally being killed by Gus is also applauded. At the beginning of the case, Ron threatened to intimidate Gus, who was worried about his daughter.
I don't understand what the role of the deaf man and the translator are, whether they are good people or bad people, or neither, who they serve.
My favorite is Molly and Gus, I'm really happy to see the two of them getting married, and I was worried about the sudden death of good people in the last few episodes, that sudden "one year later" really scared me, I was worried Molly was dead, or they weren't together, but seeing Gus coming home and asking Lolita about your mom, Molly showed up with a big belly really moved me. And Molly's dad, that scene "Fuck him, I'm going to protect my granddaughter" freezes all night with a shotgun outside Gus's house, and Lolita asks him if he's going fishing, he says I Finally got a granddaughter who wanted to buy online but couldn't. Although it is not his own daughter Molly, it is nice to love her so much. And he loves, loves, loves Molly.
What's more, I especially want to have a "Lou's Coffee Shop" like his, although it is small, but I like that kind of shop.
As for the story of the African boy and the Phoenix Produce Supermarket, it's not very clear what it does. And what happened to Chase in the end, a very wronged person.
This show needs more details! A good show needs to be watched several times! Like Game of Thrones too!
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