Bad people always die because they talk too much.

The bad guys in film and television dramas have no good end, and his end often happens when he is most proud. When he made a long speech and told the protagonist his plan in detail, he was caught by the just side and realized the Jedi turnaround. One minute the bad guy was gloating, and the next minute he was dead. To sum up, bad people die from talking too much.

If he hadn't been so kind and said so many things, the ending would probably be completely different.

I don't understand why the director arranged this, but it seems that the bad guys are a little silly and cute to some extent. If the bad guys do statistics to change the long-winded question, it is estimated that the plot of many movies will be greatly reversed.

There is a saying on the Internet: "Do it if you don't accept it", and do it first without hesitation. A little hesitation in many things changed the original plot.

Like a tiger in a blacksmith. When I first saw the fox, I didn't listen to the fox and just ate it, so the next ridiculous thing wouldn't happen.

But in retrospect, is it because the tiger himself is a little insecure that he believes the fox's lies?