The charm of Uncle Becken is not mentioned. Although the presence in this drama is not high, this can be attributed to the screenwriter’s big bug. There are too many bugs in this show, so I won't talk about it. Mainly talk about Mike, this little agent who was originally a loyal dog.
S1E1's little wolf dog is still a good little loyal dog Mike. When he explained the case, his eyes were pure, and he looked at Uncle Ryan with admiration and joy. Even after being criticized, he still said "your" to others. I've read all the books. "The black-skinned police officer with a proud face is pointing right. "He is a hero. You don't know him at all. You haven't even read his book." Oh, my chest, my little faithful dog. But at that time, I still didn’t have a deep impression of him. It was just a little follower with a baby face and a little scum, who was paired with the brave and invincible male protagonist in ordinary American TV series and was in charge of the funny part. There is no difference in the supporting role of the agent.
In fact, the time he really loved it was the fourth episode of season one (how do I remember it so clearly...) He drove the car and looked at Uncle Ryan with a gloomy look on the co-pilot (I will mention it again here) For a moment, Mike's eyes are always chasing Uncle Ryan, asking "Where are you going?" "What are you doing?" Uncle Ryan didn't choke to death. He seems to have a good temper. [doge face] Feed the little faithful dog Pay attention to the attributes of your idiots), be careful, my name is Mike, Sir. Uncle Ryan threw him a look of "You can’t remember your name when I’m Alzheimer", and the blue eyes of the little faithful dog are even more aggrieved. "You always call me Weston, that’s my last name, mine. The name is Mike, Sir." It is conceivable that Uncle Ryan doesn't kill him at all. The little loyal dog said aggrieved, "You don't want to talk? I mean... the time to go to Brooklyn is really long..." The implication is that you talk to me, I can admire you, you wrote I have finished reading the book seriously. How did you go deep into the tiger’s den and risk your life to grab Joe Carroll? It doesn’t matter whether you have the wound in the left atrium. Your so-called death curse is actually not your fault. I even wrote my graduation thesis for reference. Your book, I know you too well, can you listen to me, OK?
Of course, there are two episodes here. One is that the FBI agent went to a criminal's house to investigate and found that the criminal was killing all kinds of dogs in a perverted manner. Mike exploded and waved his hands and yelled, "I can deal with those who kill, but treat the puppy like this, I will be crazy!" Turning to look at his idol's face, "What are you talking about?" Looking at him with an expression, the little loyal dog lowered his head twice, okay, just as if I didn't say it, it really laughed me badly. Also, Ryan stood beside Mike with his hips akimbo and said, they all think I'm not easy to get along with. Mike said stupidly, oh, maybe it's because you are weird and mean and extreme. Uncle Ryan turned to look at him, looked at him, and said, I was joking. Puff haha! The little faithful dog had to be silent.
As the plot deepens, the relationship between the two is getting better and Mike's growth. It is very sad to say that Mike's own personality is darker or more violent. In some respects, he is even very similar to Uncle Ryan. For example, after Agent Parker was killed (fuck me crying to death!!!) Both of them were too late to get out, especially Mike, Parker said to the little faithful dog before his death, "You are a good man, don't lose it." Make Mike burst into tears (cry me to death again!!). In the middle episodes, for example, the abandoned factory brought by Roderick was beaten to death. His face was bloody and he didn't speak. When Uncle Ryan arrived, he was still muttering "I didn't tell them anything, Ryan, what about me?" I didn’t say anything.” I was so distressed by the appearance of being held in his arms by Uncle Ryan, so Mike himself was very tough and determined, not cute, no two. On the contrary, it was because of his toughness and determination that he became more and more violent. It is embodied in Charlie’s fight, iron rod, and dagger. He never retreats. This is the best quality, but then we can also see that after Agent Parker was killed, he became more and more violent. A certain criminal punched and punched even with an iron rod, and even Ryan had to stop him in due course. What's wrong with you? Here, the little loyal dog really turned into a little wolfdog, grinning with sharp eyes and frowning very forbearing.
Speaking of the relationship between Uncle Ryan and Mike, because Mike is one of the few people who can understand and support Ryan, as the understanding deepens, Uncle Ryan pushes Mike away as much as possible because of the so-called death curse. For example, when tracking Joe's footing, he shot Mike not to follow him. The little wolf dog was very angry and said something that made me particularly sad, "How can you tell me this? Do you think this is your fight alone? This is also mine! "Allow me to cover my chest and cry in silence for two minutes.
And in the second season, it was Uncle Ryan who was immersed in alcohol. He watched Mike walk into the bar in a hug and shouted "Oh Mike! Mikey!"...I thank you Uncle Ryan, I really want you to be so close. Moved to cry. Mike hugged him in a coping style and patted him, he must be thinking in his heart, this hug is not true!
Just kidding, Ryan's depression and avoidance made Mike very unhappy. He thought Ryan was self-depraved. After being recalled by the FBI, Ryan was extremely uncooperative, which made Mike even more incarnate as a little wolf dog and talked with each other. Uncle Ryan could only look at him and couldn't say anything.
What is gratifying and sad is that our little wolf dog has welcomed his lover, Uncle Ryan's niece Max. This girl is also an agent. She is upright, clever and capable, slender and beautiful, and a little bit natural. At the very least, her appearance made the little wolfdog laugh, and her eyes were no longer floating with Ryan, but gradually fixed on the capable girl Max. Although Max is tough, he is slowly tempted by the witty Mike. This is a good thing, whether it's from my mother (...) or the more gloomy little wolf dog.
The last few minutes of E7 made people cry. Mike's father was killed by Lily bitch, and the video was placed on the FBI's big screen. Mike watched with his own eyes that his father was still unyielding at the last minute, and he couldn't do anything. Uncle Ryan hugged Mike, who was crying awkwardly. At this time, he really seemed to be that little loyal dog, even though he mumbled "He's gone, he's gone" as the tears glide across the tip of his nose. NS……). Ryan's comfort is very important, usually he doesn't say a word, just hugs it with his arms, which is actually enough. Before, Mike almost begged him to let himself help him several times, or made harsh words, Ryan was silent and pushed him far away. But as long as he looked back, the little wolf dog always looked at himself with a sad expression, the grievance just like the beginning.
S2's Mike is even more upright. The little agent who said to Uncle Ryan from time to time in S1, "I'm just a small agent", "I may be dismissed at any time" and "I'm fired", staring at Ryan everywhere. , No longer exists. What remains the same is that he supports Ryan as always, he is one of the few people Ryan can trust. If this drama is about follower, then Mike at the beginning is also Uncle Ryan's most steadfast supporter. I am very happy to see his growth. FBI agents regard him as a consultant and treat him respectfully. He is in charge of Joe’s case and speaks with great weight. No longer will anyone tell him to fire him casually, and he will kiss himself. The girl I love the most, and walked out of the shadows under her influence, truly happy.
But my favorite is the little spy with a badge on his neck, smirking at Ryan, and asking him "Is that water Sir?" The member, both peaceful and ordinary, with clear eyes.
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