The ambition of the third season is bigger than before. This season, we not only discussed almost everything (race, gender, sexual orientation, war, corruption, bureaucracy, etc.). ), but also pulled a few timelines back and forth in the narrative, amnesia stems from half truth and half falsehood. Many people's perspectives complement and conflict with each other, and * * * constructs a confusing memory maze.
Compared with the truth of the crime, the question that this drama wants to discuss more is: What went wrong? What makes two high-spirited and intimate young people part ways? One became an alcoholic who lived alone with the dog, and the other became a semi-demented old man who was full of powerlessness and lack and couldn't even figure out his past.
I don't think many people will like this ending: this case is so unremarkable that we are not even sure whether Wayne thinks the truth he found is the truth. But I think the ending is actually quite good.
Maybe the truth is not that important, but those memories and feelings that can't even take away amnesia are the moments when they put their heart into it. What traps them is never the lack of truth, but regret and loneliness. Only reconciliation and remedy can save them from the jungle.