The two talk
to introduce the characters:
Matthew: Ridiculous, talkative
Male lead: indifferent, confused
Act 1:
Contradiction: Conquer the indifference Female
Matthew tells stories, uses eye link to teach Peter to hook up with girls, introduces eye link, introduces Matthew career, and a talkative character, and then introduces the indifferent woman, which is difficult to conquer due to her character.
Sequence 1: Communication in the
crowd Dead male protagonist Climax: Indifferent female suicide Act 2: Contradictions: There seems to be no contradiction. It tells about a moral problem brought about by technology. Matthew's actions aroused his wife's disgust and blocked Matthew . Take it out of the rich woman Sequence 2: Matthew introduces the current situation to the replica Sequence 3: The replica resists , Matthew uses the method of accelerating time to make it honest Act 3: Contradiction: The male protagonist's love for his wife and daughter and his wife deliberately hide it. In -depth understanding of the new characters: Male protagonist: Poor, betrayed by his wife Wife: Using the shielding function to escape his infidelity ok, chat after going back. The male protagonist finds out that his wife is pregnant, the husband and wife quarrel, and the wife blocks the male protagonist.
Sequence 3: The male protagonist discovers that his wife is dead, and then discovers that his child is Asian, and accidentally kills his husband
Orgasm: The male protagonist discovers that the child is not his and kills his husband
Orgasm:
The male protagonist admits that he has committed a crime
Matthew exposes He is a spy, and he successfully solved the case.
Matthew himself was blocked by everyone
and the male protagonist’s clone was imprisoned, and he
foreshadowed indefinitely:
The wife’s depression in the early stage was because she was pregnant with Beth’s child, but Beth had a new girlfriend. Aborted this child, but in the end, because he was reluctant, he kept the
replica system to pave the way for future cases.
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