Throughout the whole work, the most tense part lies in various dialogues. It can be said that there is no nonsense in this work, and the dialogue from beginning to end is full of information. Whether it's telling the story world outlook, telling the modus operandi and solving the case, or reflecting the characters' images and thoughts, it's wonderful.
There is no lack of discussion on practical problems and human nature in the dialogue. At the same time, these dialogues finally lead to the core of this work: the ideological conflict of the three characters.
Makishima Shogo: "I want to release human nature in a society that suppresses human nature and witness the essence of human nature, so I will not hesitate to break the law."
Kougami Shin 'ya: "Makishima Shogo is undoubtedly a criminal. His behavior touched my bottom line. Out of primitive sense of justice, I must punish him. Even if I abandon my identity as a criminal police officer, even if I lose my freedom to be a man, I will return blows with blows. "
Tsunemori Akane: "Makishima Shogo's behavior has violated the law. I must punish the island in a fair way, because the law is the belief of people who yearn for justice, and as criminal police, we must uphold the law." ?