Franklin Ojeda Smith

Glenna 2022-03-19 08:01:02

He used one word to describe Americans every time he went to the United States to study: self-righteous
This first episode made me stunned, and at the same time
, he also admitted that his statement was completely correct

. The bloody plot seems to be enough to prove that the screenwriter is clever...

Martina 2022-03-19 08:01:02

In Wallace's "debut" scene, the devil asked: What made Ahab obsessed in Moby Dick? Goren answers The dogged, unrelenting pursuit of evil in the back row. That scene is classic. It will almost certainly be included in a paper like The Role of British Accents in American Film and Television.

This...

Stanford 2022-03-19 09:01:11

The point of this is that if you know who the suspect is, it depends on how the police solve the case, and the suspense is a little less. Slightly bland. If you're a little impatient to watch episode by episode, but fast forward, and you feel like you've missed something, hey

Theo 2022-03-19 08:01:02

The greatest value of this drama lies in revealing that there is no absolute justice and evil, and that there are intricate factors behind any event, which influence people to make rational judgments, such as stereotypes, entanglements of interests, and personal emotions. In the face of the law, the rational judgment of evidence is the fundamental hope for the normal functioning of society. [The screenwriter's rationality and speculative brilliance is awesome, five-star push]