The most important thing in suspense is the plot, as well as its design and reversal.
In the first episode, Matt suffered a murder. After he was in prison, he accompanied his wife for a maternity examination, but accidentally discovered the father of the deceased in the accident. The fuse, the man and the woman. Is all this related. Everything doesn't seem to end here, but it becomes more confusing. Matt and his mother feel a little bit of a relationship. After his wife Olivia was on a business trip, but she couldn't get in touch again, something must have happened. The car had been following him and there was a problem. After being discovered by him, there was a flash of memory fragments from the past in the police station's mind. After his wife couldn't get in touch, he slowly remembered some abnormal behaviors before, and when he wanted to find this secret, it reminded him of some clips in prison. How many accidents will happen in your life?
In the second episode, the girl Ortiz had her own ideas and worked hard for 30 years to become what she is now, but was called back to her original shape by a phone call. She was ordered to investigate the cause of death in a case, but returned to the place where she had lived since she was a child. That corpse was disgusting and bloody. What is the secret behind the murdered girl, or the one who committed suicide by jumping off the building? Ortiz is so handsome. In the last picture, she and Matt meet, will there be any deep meaning?
The third episode tells the story of another girl behind that girl. No one is born a nun. This episode started a multi-party implication. The couple still harbors a deep hatred for Matt killing their son, especially the father, who died after all. Ortiz goes to the prison where Matt was serving his sentence to investigate him. Then the police found the nun, involving some things before the deceased, another clue, Mandir savings, a safe, a key. The father thought of his dead son, why did he finally take a gun and try to kill himself? The nun's killer has been found, but why does Matt follow his private detective at the end? Seems to have found some clues about his wife. Matt went to that room, but unexpectedly disappeared. Then another person died.
Episode 4, this episode is yet another person's perspective, looking at the whole case from his point of view. I suddenly remembered that the same is true for the Bridge of Sighs, the perspective of one person per episode, but it's all pretty good. The beginning of this episode is connected to the end of the previous episode, the reason why Matt screamed and the reason for his disappearance. The detective came a step late. But Matt met his wife. In this episode, the truth begins to slowly emerge, touching on the crimes behind the scenes. The wife told Matt everything.
Episode 5, which tells it all from the wife's point of view, doesn't know why it's so uncomfortable. After experiencing the orphanage, when I grew up, I went to a new place, only to find that it fell into the abyss. In front of clients, don't be yourself, put on a mask so that you don't get hurt. But one day, she met someone who cherished and loved her. In fact, both of them are redeeming each other.
For the last three episodes, I don't know why, I didn't watch it carefully, but when the truth of everything was revealed at the end, each of them played an irreplaceable role in the whole process of the case. Individuals, and finally make up the whole case.
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