Empty and ridiculous - "No One Survives"

The founding father of the closed space, nursery rhyme killing, and no one surviving mode, the immortal masterpiece engraved in the DNA of Benge reasoning fans, does not need to be introduced much, nor does it need to consider the drama or spoilers. The eerie and terrifying atmosphere on the isolated island, the psychology of mutual suspicion but having to hug each other, and the darkness and ugliness of human nature are all portrayed vividly and perfectly.

The prisoners were judges, motivated by "walking for Skywalker," and the other nine were all evil people who had caused deaths but had not been punished by exploiting loopholes in the law.

My first reaction when I read this is: What do I have to do with you?

When I was studying, I always involuntarily substituted for the psychology of the characters, and this time was no exception, I think if I was tricked into such a ghost place, I would be angry to death, so even if I knew that they were guilty, I could not avoid having a little sympathy for them and treating them as victims. The judge's confession is even more infuriating, but he is just under the guise of justice, but in fact he is to complete the perfect crime he aspires to, and he is a complete hypocrite.

"He has always been in power, playing with the lives and deaths of others, presiding over the judgment for God, and many years later, he must have regarded himself as God, and it is very likely that one day on a whim, he will self-righteously take the place of Skywalker." Lombard's words are foreshadowing.

The order of death in the story is arranged by the judge according to the severity of the crimes of the nine people. The first to die was the rich second generation who bumped into two children who suddenly rushed to the road while drunk driving; the last to die was the teacher who watched the children he taught drown, and afterwards got the forgiveness of everyone through clever excuses.

But it is not the teacher who really dies in the end, but the judge, whose sin is the most serious.

The character of the judge is really ridiculous, he killed nine people, and the "perfect crime" that hollowed out his brain and racked his brains also killed nine people, but there are not only thousands of guilty people in the world, but even so, he is proud of his "for The Way of Heaven", indulged in his "perfect crime", and even some sad.