At the beginning of this British drama, there is no language and the picture is very simple, but I was deeply attracted
I have to say, the pacing of this show is so well done
Unlike many domestic dramas I watch, I have to drive twice as fast
In the beginning it was the hero and his two children on the train
Probably the male protagonist's deep, constantly observing eyes; the strange behavior of the conductor
Makes me wonder what's going to happen next
The terrorist who was supposed to be hiding in the bathroom came out and found that he seemed to be an innocent person
A series of tense words after the male protagonist found a Muslim woman with a bomb strapped to her body; the woman's frightened and tight breathing also deeply substituted me into it, followed by nervousness
The relationship between the male protagonist and his wife always makes me anxious for him
When the heroine is attacked; when the heroine dies
Will the male protagonist kill the female protagonist, when the male protagonist commits suicide, etc. . . . .
Overall, it was great until the heroine died
Afterwards, it's ok as a whole
I don't understand the man committing suicide
And the contrast between Muslim women is too big, although it is unexpected, but it feels unreasonable
When the male protagonist said to his wife, "Don't divorce first, if I die in the line of duty, I can still get a pension", I was so moved
But the play did not specify why the male protagonist and his wife were separated, only that it was the influence of the war
I also love when the male protagonist keeps stressing that the female protagonist is the man's ex-wife in the hospital
In short, the male protagonist-compared to the male protagonists of Korean dramas (it feels like they are all little milk dogs, for nothing), as a loyal dog, the little wolf dog captured my heart
He is the kind of good man yin with super sense of responsibility, sense of justice, high IQ and emotional intelligence
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