Considering that it has always been the first-person self-description of the male protagonist, maybe the male protagonist himself is insane. The male protagonist has been dealing with patients for more than 10 years. The male protagonist's family is not very happy (divorced), and his career has not progressed (the words he and his daughter discussed his work in e03), maybe everything is the male protagonist's self-directed Self-acting, interpreting other people's words out of context, and then creating an eerie atmosphere.
It may also be the heroine, she may or may not have a second personality, she may be the woman who seduced the hero to help kill her husband, or she may be just an ordinary patient.
The most unlikely would be the heroine's husband, the police detective, because this would turn into a vulgar routine drama.
But in fact, this question is not important, because what this drama shows me is the helplessness, struggle, resistance and depravity of being raped by life. The male protagonist's patients, their stories create the depressing atmosphere of the show. A small accident has changed people's lives. Their daily life is so fragile. They were attacked once by a mental patient and left on the street. After a car accident, Seeing the death of a loved one can lead to depression to the point of suicide. The human heart is so fragile, some might say it's an exaggeration. It's just that you haven't experienced it, so it's so easy to say, if you're attacked in the dark, can you walk into the dark again? Aren't you worried about the unknown attacker who might exist in the dark?
Fortunately, we, at least most of us, have only seen it without actually experiencing it. As the man and the tramp said about the earthquake, the tramp said, I only worry about what happened or might happen. Those demons in the unreachable darkness are not within my cordon.
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