During the rare school "Challenge Cup" holiday, I spent three days chasing this drama all at once. It can be said that I like it very much. The rhythm is neither fast nor slow, always exciting. There are both exciting reasoning and solving cases, and rigorous exploration of academic discussions. Overall, if you don't feel uncomfortable with some of the slightly bloody scenes in the play, it's still worth watching. In this show, Agent Ford's belief is basically: "I'm using their language to lead them to speak, and then based on this model to catch more bad guys, I'm using them." Therefore, frequently Talking and contacting some criminals with twisted psychology did not bring him the same discomfort as Agent Tench. He even felt comfortable with it. But in fact, in the process, the bottom line that he can accept is gradually lowering, which is reflected in removing some words from the list of sensitive words, having wilder sex with his girlfriend, and using some vulgar language when interrogating prisoners. The conversations with the criminals are subtly affecting his attitude in life and work. Although he denies it, the result is obvious. Along with the language, his thoughts became closer to the criminals, and he didn't realize this with horror until the end, and Campbell's embrace pierced the deepest part of his heart. The research they conducted was not only a revolution for criminal investigations, but also the lives of the protagonists. Ford's change caused him and his girlfriend to drift apart and quarreled constantly; Tench became very sensitive, and he also missed some positions in the family because of running around, causing his wife's dissatisfaction and his children's inability to get close; Carl was even more so. Abandoned all the stability of Boston.
Change always affects those who change first. Looking forward to the second season.
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