You are not qualified to negotiate conditions aside from how a person can get so many explosives and install them, the theme of the film is still out. The people are always the most vulnerable, and the government media army is more important than them. Just like the problem of unpaid wages for migrant workers, many cities were actually built by them, but they didn't get it in the end. The same is true for the criminal. His father, a bridge builder, died because the so-called military exercise rescue was delayed in time, but the government has not said anything about this matter, so he needs an apology. The male protagonist is not a kind person, or even a bad person. He takes bribes and robs others for credit and is even reluctant to call the police in order to restore his status. But the male protagonist has also received a lot of punishment, and these things have been exposed. The deadlock between the male protagonist and the prisoner because his life was threatened really made people dare not stop. There are many reasons for the male protagonist to insist on this. He wants fame, wants to live and wants to give him justice. I'm more alarmed than the male lead's bad president and the government's indifference. The president never intends to appear, no matter how many lives are being threatened. These hostages have been abandoned from the beginning, let the criminals riot, the more innocent people are hurt, the more people will be disgusted by him. Of course, the president would not do such a dangerous thing. After he is subdued, the president can come out to appease the people and make a wave of goodwill. So in the end, the despair of the male protagonist is the same as that of the prisoner. He no longer understands this world so well, and finally chooses to press the button.
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