What small details did the fist arrange for Jinx and Chilko's father and daughter in the Twin Cities War?

League of Legends: Not long ago, the Twin Cities War achieved good ratings, and it was the first time for the author to watch the whole drama. The fist in the play arranged many small details for Jinx and Chilko's father and daughter, which was touching.

1.Jinx graffiti?

On Chilko's desk, besides sophisticated instruments and complicated documents, there is a little monkey cartoon cup and a small bomb painted by Jin Kesi (the patterns on it are fluorescent green and fluorescent red commonly used by Jinks). Chilko gave it several close-ups while smoking a cigar and negotiating with the marshals. How can I put it? At that time, I felt that the old fox, who was smoking a cigar and negotiating with the enemy, was calm and vicious on the surface, but in fact he was drinking water from the cartoon cup. This contrast is particularly cute. Haha ...

Second, "I only trust you in this matter."

In Hicks' scientific research, he didn't find his old partner for decades-alchemy. Seeking equality for Anzu is his lifelong career. This matter is too important, but he said to Jin Kesi, I can only trust you in this matter.

Jinx is a genius, so let this sentence really sound more like exploitation and cajoling. But in fact? Jinx has a "nest" in Chilko's office. Jinx is listening in the corner when Saivika reports or the sheriff comes to negotiate. And judging from the way she tied Sevica and Chilko, she should be able to enter the office at will.

Unprotected, not confidential, too many privileges made Jinx strengthen Chilko's trust in her. Look at a person, especially Chilko, a tactician who is good at psychological warfare with words. Don't listen to what he said, but what he did.

He really gave trust.

Third, eye drops.

I don't know if anyone, like me, was impressed by the scene that Chilko let his men beat people crazy when he first appeared, but he gracefully dropped eye drops himself. But who would have thought? After raising my daughter for several years, it is inconvenient to even use eye drops. On the contrary, Jin Kesi has become more and more skilled in giving Chilko eye drops. So I think I agree to let others help me with eye drops, just like a pet touching its belly, to show my love and trust by showing its fragile and sensitive parts.

Such a small action design makes the feelings that are not revealed in some lines more delicate and three-dimensional.