This American drama feels like it can be used as a textbook on Criminal Psychology 101.
Regarding the two teachers sent by the FBI to local police stations to teach criminal psychology, some local police officers entrusted them to help them find the murderer while constantly improving their theories. The personal emotional intelligence of the two FBI members is also constantly fluctuating. One is good at dealing with criminals, and the other is normally more empathetic to other police officers. At one time, he felt that it was caused by society, and at the other time felt that it would never be possible. Change a criminal.
Prisoners, the analysis in this American drama is related to many native families, such as the mother's taunting from childhood until she suddenly can't accept it, and her girlfriend cheating when life is a mess, will become killer thoughts.
EP4: married man's anger, self-pity, "They need to be seen to have power over someone, and yet circumstance demands that they erase the only witness, which means they have to do the whole thing again. It must be hell." Procedures: Organized, disorganized. provide guidance and quite a bit of protection. Regarding funds in competition, such as disclosure, such as stepping out of the umbrella, the pattern is different.
EP5: "How would a drifter know where the dump is", lost little puppy, perpetrator, sexual power, neutralize, trophy, accomplish control, X raped then depersonalized, Xcry men to men, irritate hothead, "never win against a sweet girl with a broken nose." no small feat.
EP6: Ask Benji soon. Splashing One word has been thought. Wendy is so strong and direct reduction. " attention span of a prospective jury pool. The lowest cost for the highest quality of justice" let me at least give you a steak sandwich. sigh. idiot-proof. thinking before or after the crime. Internal logic. decipher.
EP7: The exchange between prisoners, sex & high heels, starts again when the mother wants a girl not a son. The department that finally expanded also bullied the people in the middle on the plane. post-conviction admission or non-admission of guilt. to your fellatio skills …
EP8: This episode is essentially about how the protagonist uses the knowledge emphasized throughout the season to try to prejudge, including the principal and his girlfriend, all "success", and to a certain extent, the last call for advice is remarkable point. Deviant, pyromania, torture, mutilation. mostly males. badge lol. with tiny rewards. keep them quiet. The reason why black people have no advantage in finding a job is that the research subjects are all white, and there may be racism, which will make them react. sexual angle, trophy --> thrill to persuade, fussing, tickling. Covenant.
EP9: Baker-Miller Pink, Cool Down Pink. Asking which scene to switch to that street language, the teacher also talked about it a long time ago. "It just wasn't their night" The acting was a bit scary, so that the typist in the back actually had a scene. projecting machismo. Time to get the tattoo, and time to generate the belief. spree. Connect to the lore from the previous episode, the killer will be thrilled with the "hero" feeling of defeating the lie detector. reuse our tapes& would you care to do the honors-- lol. candor. "protect the unit" please be a murderer "no one" cares that much.
EP10: Staged it like a director, "a shoe/rock", Manhattan Yellow Pages. "staged it like a director"
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