First, in this gloomy city, the young and passionate detective David · Mills has just arrived. His eyes flashed with zeal for justice, and his face was full of anger at crime.
David had a passion for punishing evil and promoting good in the city. However, he soon realizes that the reality is far more complex and dark than he imagined. In stark contrast to David is Mills, a veteran police detective who is retiring.
Mills is experienced and has a calm and reserved personality. His eyes revealed helplessness about the city's criminal situation, but it also hid deep insight. Mills is a man of few words, but every word is imbued with a deep understanding of life and human nature.
The first collaboration between the two detectives leads to a disturbing homicide. When David stood at the bloody crime scene, his face was full of shock and bewilderment.
He frowned, trying to restrain the churning in his heart, trying to face this harsh reality with a professional attitude. Mills, on the other hand, was much calmer, carefully observing every detail of the scene, his eyes flashing with thought.
Mills walked slowly through the crime scene, pausing from time to time to look at subtle clues. His movements are steady and precise, as if he is deciphering a long-hidden puzzle.
David was a little impatient, walking briskly, occasionally casting inquiring glances at Mills, eager to get some guidance from the experienced senior.
As the investigation deepened, David gradually realized that the dark side of the city was far deeper than he had imagined. He began to understand Mills's seemingly cold but insightful attitude.
Mills, on the other hand, seems to have found some long-lost enthusiasm in his work with David, although he still retains that composure and deep thought. The evils of the city are being revealed to them, and unbeknownst to them, this is only the beginning of a series of horrific events.
Mills and David, a seemingly contradictory but complementary duo, are at the entrance to a vast puzzle that will test their wits, courage and humanity.
As the investigation deepens, Mills and David gradually realize that they are not facing an ordinary homicide. A series of bizarre murders begin to spread through the city, each one related to one of the seven deadly sins.
The killer kills people in a unique and brutal way with a religious background, as if in a distorted moral trial. The first case is related to "bulimia". The victim was forced to eat to death, and his inflated body sent shivers down the lines of everyone present.
David stood at the scene of the crime, his face pale, enduring the discomfort. His eyes burned with rage, unable to comprehend the cruelty of his murderer. Mills was even heavier, his deep gaze sweeping every corner of the scene, as if searching for some clues that ordinary people would not be able to detect.
Immediately after that, cases of "greed" and "laziness" occurred one after another. A lawyer was forced to cut off a pound of flesh, and a drug dealer was tied to a bed for an entire year. Each case is carefully planned and full of disturbing symbolism.
Second, David's brow was furrowed as he examined these cases, and his eyes flashed with confusion and anger. Mills, on the other hand, was often lost in thought, as if he saw some terrible truth hidden behind these cases.
When the cases of "lust" and "arrogance" came to light, the whole city fell into a panic. People begin to doubt everyone around them, and the social atmosphere becomes tense and oppressive.
The media reported wildly, and the police department was under tremendous pressure. Mills and David are feeling the pressure like never before, and they know that the killer must be found as soon as possible or more innocent lives will be taken.
While investigating the "jealousy" case, David couldn't help but ask, "What exactly does this murderer want?" Why kill people in this way? Mills was silent for a moment and replied slowly: "Maybe he thinks he is purifying this society, but in fact, he is unleashing the darkest side of human nature."
As the case progressed, Mills and David came to realize that they were maneuvering with an extremely clever and dangerous opponent. The killer always seems to be one step ahead of them, leaving puzzling clues and symbolic messages.
Each case is like an elaborate puzzle that challenges the intelligence and moral boundaries of the detectives. The city is shrouded in fear, and Mills and David know that the last and most terrible "wrath" is yet to come.
They must do their best to stop this crazy killer before more tragedies happen. However, they don't know yet that the real test has just begun. As the investigation progresses, Mills and David must not only confront the case itself, but also the moral dilemmas and the dark side of human nature.
Their quest has taken them to all corners of the city, from opulent apartments to squalid and dilapidated slums, witnessing the city's evils and inequalities.
David often couldn't contain the anger in his heart, and his tone was fierce when interrogating suspects, and there were sparks of anger in his eyes. He couldn't understand why someone would do such a cruel thing.
In a heated argument, David yelled at Mills, "What the hell is wrong with this city? Why would anyone do such a thing? His voice was filled with confusion and anger.
Third, Mills plays more of a sober observer role. His gaze is deep, as if he can read people's hearts. In the face of David's questioning, Mills was silent for a moment and said slowly: "Perhaps, each of us has a potential murderer in our hearts.
It's all about how we control it. This sentence caused David to fall into deep thought, and he began to reflect on his actions and motives. In the course of their investigation, they came into contact with a wide variety of people.
Some are marginalized people in society, living in dark corners; Some are glamorous upper-class people on the surface, but they are full of distortions and desires on the inside. Each contact gives the two detectives a deeper understanding of the complexities of human nature.
When Mills came home every night, he would stare out the window at the city lights for a long time, as if contemplating some difficult puzzle. His eyes were a mixture of exhaustion and apprehension, as if he saw the corruption and darkness beneath the city's superficial prosperity.
David began to question the righteousness he once believed in. He found that in this complex world, the boundaries between good and evil were not always clear. Sometimes, he would wake up in the middle of the night, and his dreams would be filled with the twisted faces and bloody scenes of the case.
As the investigation deepens, Mills and David have to confront their fears and dark sides. They realize that to truly understand this murderer, they must understand the darkest part of human nature.
The process made them feel painful, but it also gave them a deeper understanding of human nature. In this pursuit, Mills and David are not only tracking down a murderer, but also exploring the abyss of human nature.
They come to understand that the real challenge comes not only from external evil, but also from the darkness within each person. After a difficult investigation, the detectives finally locked on the murderer who claimed to be John ·.
However, unexpectedly, John · voluntarily surrendered to the police. When he was brought to the interrogation room, both Mills and David shuddered. John ·'s eyes were frighteningly calm, with a hint of a smile on the corner of his mouth, as if everything was under his control.
Fourth, the atmosphere in the interrogation room was tense and depressing. John · sat at his table, calm and composed, in stark contrast to the crimes he had committed. Mills stood to the side, arms crossed, brow furrowed, and his eyes full of wariness.
David sat across from John ·, trying to control his emotions, his fingers tapping unconsciously on the table. During the interrogation, John · displayed astonishing intelligence and morbid conviction.
He speaks eloquently about his "work", describing each murder as a trial of society. His tone was calm, as if he were telling something even more ordinary.
Mills frowned, a hint of confusion flashing in his eyes; David clenched his fists, trying to restrain his anger. John · said, "I am just doing God's will to purify this corrupt world."
His words were filled with a twisted sense of justice that made people shudder. Mills and David exchanged a complicated look, and they realized that they were facing an extremely dangerous madman.
However, as the interrogation progresses, the two detectives gradually realize that John · Dor's surrender is not the end, but the beginning of a larger conspiracy. When John · said "our game has just begun," a sense of foreboding rose in both Mills and David's hearts.
A hint of cunning flashed in John ·'s eyes, and he said, "There are still two cases unsolved. And these two cases will directly involve you. This sentence exploded like a bomb in the interrogation room.
Mills' face turned pale instantly, and David stood up abruptly, his hands propped on the table, and glared at John ·. It was at this moment that Mills and David realized that they were not just on the hunt for a serial killer, but were drawn into an elaborate game of horror.
John ·'s surrender is only the beginning of the game, and the real nightmare has just arrived. John · sets a shocking trap that involves Mills and David.
This is not only the ultimate challenge to their identity as a police detective, but also a severe test of their humanity. John · Dow claimed that there are still two unsolved murders that will directly involve Mills and David.
On a sunny but gloomy afternoon, John · leads detectives to a wasteland in the suburbs. Mills' brow furrowed, and his eyes glinted with wariness; David clutched his gun tightly, ready for eventualities.
Fifth, there is a suffocating tension in the air. John · stood in the middle of the wasteland with an eerie smile on his face and began to reveal his final plan. His voice was calm and cold: "We are about to finish the two sins of 'jealousy' and 'anger'.
And you will be part of this judgment. As the truth gradually came to light, Mills and David were caught in a great shock and moral dilemma. John ·'s plan is far more evil and complicated than they think.
He skillfully exploits the detectives' personal lives and emotions to push them toward an almost impossible choice. David's face was full of pain and struggle, his hands trembled slightly, and his eyes were filled with unbelievable fear.
Mills had a look of almost despair, and his gaze became deep and complex, as if he had gone through a long psychological struggle in just a few minutes. John · continued: "Now, you have to make a choice.
Do you follow the law, or do you follow the most primitive impulses of your heart? His words were like sharp knives that pierced the hearts of the detectives. Faced with this terrible choice, Mills and David are deeply torn apart.
They had to make an almost impossible choice between justice, morality, and humanity. David's eyes glistened with tears of pain and anger, while Mills fell silent, his expression serious and his eyes revealing a deep sadness.
This moment is not only a test of their professional ethics as police detectives, but also the ultimate test of their essence as human beings. John · succeeds in pushing them to the edge of humanity, forcing them to face their deepest fears and desires.
In this desolate land, the ultimate showdown about humanity, justice and morality is about to take place. How will Mills and David cope with this nearly impossible choice? How will their decisions affect their lives and the future of the city? The story ends in a shocking way.
Faced with their final choice, Mills and David have to confront their deepest fears and desires. David finally made a decision that changed everything, and his eyes were full of pain and determination.
When he realizes his wife's fate, anger and despair take over all his sanity. Mills was on the sidelines, his face full of helplessness and sadness, as if he had foreseen this tragic end.
He tried to stop David, but it was too late. Shots rang out, John ·'s plan finally succeeded, and the sin of "anger" was perfectly embodied in David. When the dust settles, what is left for the audience is a deep reflection on humanity, justice and morality.
Mills sat in a police car, his eyes vacant, as if looking back on this heartbreaking case. His eyes were full of mixed emotions, ranging from compassion for David's fate to a deep awareness of the fragility of human nature.
Sixth, David's fate serves as a reminder of the limits of human nature. He went from a young detective with a strong sense of justice to a pawn in John ·'s plan, completing the crime of "anger".
This ending is shocking and also provokes the audience to think about the boundaries between justice and revenge. Through its dark and deep story, the film shows the audience how the seeds of darkness hidden in human nature can take root and sprout in a specific environment, and ultimately lead people into the abyss of terror.
It reminds us that we need to be vigilant in the face of evil, not only against the outer darkness, but also against the inner shadow. Mills's final silence seemed to tell us that in this sinful world, each of us can be a victim or a perpetrator.
The real challenge is how to maintain the light of humanity in the darkness and find the possibility of redemption in the midst of despair.