I just said that driving the laboratory away is not the solution to the problem. No, it was exploited by the Soviet Union's big brother, and they had to be brought back in the end. I really don't like Jonathan, the weird otaku image in the first season. Although he is a member of the Good Guys, the act of secretly photographing people is difficult to explain with his withdrawn personality. It really looks a bit wretched and perverted. what happened. In the second season, the mother was indecisive when she exorcised Will. If he was the only one at the scene, he might have stopped his mother from giving up the exorcism. If it was him, Will would not have been able to save him. I don't want to talk about rushing to expose the lab. I don't think it's a wise act. It's easy for people to kill you by unscrupulous means, but people's principles are interesting enough, and doing so indirectly triggered the story of the third season. In the third season, the sense of existence is extremely low, and it is very dull. After experiencing so many things without any sensitivity, everything seems mediocre and stupid. On the contrary, Steve King, of course, this season is Steve Ice Cream King, the character image is more and more full and likable, I don't know if the screenwriter was bullied by the school's famous people when he was in school, or was jealous. Man, he arranged such a miserable Steve when he first appeared on the stage. He failed to pick up girls for eight episodes. He could express his wrong feelings when he made a confession, and he was responsible for the whole comedy. Life is dynamic, always moving, whether you like it or not. Therefore, friends will be busy with their own affairs and have no time to play games with you. Children will have their own lives and cannot stay by your side all the time. Lovers have their own hobbies and cannot go around you all the time. Try to accept it and get out of the cave, this is not a bad thing, it is just an inevitability of life, but friendship will not fade, family affection will not be alienated, and love will grow stronger and stronger. At the end of the reading, the plot of fighting monsters is blurred, and I only remember a letter from a poor old father to his daughter.
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