If you think about it carefully, Zhang Xu's analysis is actually quite reliable.

This stems from Zhang Xu's background as a fisherman. For him, the ownership of a ship is very important, which means that whoever has the greatest say at sea will be listened to.

This is true for small fishing boats, and the same is true for large boats like the Silence.

At critical moments, the right to speak can determine the life, death and fate of a ship. Because of this, Zhang Xu understands the truth and how important the ownership of a ship is.

Lin Mo didn't expect that the problem that he had always been puzzled to solve was actually explained clearly by Zhang Xu in a few words.

This is definitely an unexpected gain.

It seems that it was right to bring Zhang Xu here.

Although it has not been confirmed yet, Lin Mo thinks this is very likely.

At this time, all the passengers had entered the theater, and the theater was almost full of people. However, most of the passengers did not really come to see this performance. For them, this was just a process that they had to go through.

But for Lin Mo, he really came to see the performance and was very much looking forward to the next dance drama.

The curtain on the stage slowly opened at this moment.

This time there was no costumed host gesticulating, and we went directly to the plot after the first half.

The dancer appears as a dancer.

The heroine she plays has grown up. She wears gorgeous clothes, goes to high-end places, and enjoys an exquisite life that she could not even imagine in the past. Whether it is a cocktail party or a dinner, she is the most dazzling pearl.

This is obviously inconsistent with the origin of the first half, forming a sharp contrast.

Obviously, the heroine has completed the 'transformation' from the ugly duckling to the white swan unconsciously.

The transformation was not shown on the stage.

As for the part of the plot that is not shown, it is entirely up to the audience’s imagination.

There is a very big difference here. Lin Mo could see it from the moment the dancer playing the heroine came on stage. In fact, not only him, anyone who paid a little attention to the dancer could see it.

The dancers in the first half had no mouths, but in the second half they had them.

Zhang Meng was the most excited one. He took Lin Mo's arm, kept winking at Lin Mo, and finally wrote with pen and paper: "Isn't this the portrait we saw in the painting world?"

Lin Mo said yes.

The unfinished portrait they saw in that weird studio was this dancer.

Zhang Meng wrote another paragraph.

"Lin Mo, her mouth was painted by you, right?"

What she said was a linguistic mistake, and it was inexplicable, because the mouth on the portrait was indeed painted by Lin Mo, and it was completely nonsense. Of course, what Zhang Meng actually meant was that because you, Lin Mo, painted the mouth on the portrait,

So the dancer also has a mouth.

Lin Mo understood that he was also considering whether this was the reason.

If so, then the portraits they saw in that studio actually had a lot to do with dancers.

This matter can be studied later.

Right now I’m still focusing on the plot.

Lin Mo noticed that although the heroine was dressed gorgeously and her life was much better than in the first half, the innocence and romance on the heroine's face was gone.

She is very depressed now.

It seems that there are too many troubles hidden in my heart.

It's the kind of life that's not going well.

The same goes for some subsequent plots, with the heroine becoming more and more miserable.

Although she also smiles, her heart can be read from her eyes and graceful dance movements.

Lin Mo still felt that the dancer's performance was quite good. Every move and every move was perfect, and she really brought the heroine to life.

He had thought that after this performance, he must have a good talk with the dancer alone.

You must make a friend.

This is entirely Lin Mo's personal preference.

Of course, there are other reasons. For example, Lin Mo thinks that this dancer is probably ‘Jian’.

That is, ‘I play myself’.

But if this is the case, then another paradox arises.

People in the Guterres family say that the taboos and curses on the ship were caused by 'Jane', such as the curse of the 'mouthless man' that wiped out the mouth.

People in the Guterres family said this was because 'Jane' didn't want others to know that she was pretending to be a fake family member.

Of course it makes sense to say so.

But if this is the case, then the dancer is not ‘Jane’, because she has exposed the whole thing through dance.

Where can I expose myself?

But Lin Mo stubbornly believed that this dancer was ‘Jane’.

Lin Mo wanted to understand the twists and turns.

And if the other party is 'Jane', then you have to communicate with the other party to discuss borrowing the boat.

Therefore, Lin Mo felt that he had to get to know this 'dancer' well both in public and private matters.

The performance on the stage continues.

The next step should be a highlight.

A wedding.

A very grand wedding.

The heroine and the heir of another prominent family.

And it can be seen that the other party's family is stronger.

It stands to reason that a wedding is a festive event, but at this moment the dancer showed her most exquisite acting skills. What she showed was a kind of resistance and a kind of reluctance.

That painful emotion was completely integrated into the beautiful dance movements. I don't know who else, but Lin Mo had a strong resonance at this time.

But even with the struggle, even with all the reluctance, the wedding still went on.

The heroine marries someone she doesn't love, or even hates.

After the wedding, the heroine never appeared again.

The dance drama ends at this moment.

Lin Mo took the lead in applauding.

He felt that the other party's performance was very good and worthy of applause.

Zhang Meng also clapped her hands. She also looked into it, and even her eyes were wet. She probably felt that the heroine finally succumbed to her fate.

As for other passengers, they probably weren't in the mood to watch it. For them, this was just a regular show that was performed every day.

No matter how beautiful it is, it cannot be eaten.

But this time, the terrifying cold thing didn't appear, which surprised the other passengers.

Obviously, the Silence began to undergo some changes after Lin Mo and his gang came up.

This time, Lin Mo did not wait for the other party to take the curtain call and leave. Instead, he walked over in advance, and then climbed onto the stage in front of everyone's surprised eyes.

Zhang Meng was not surprised at all.

Lin Mo can do this.

She also climbed up. This was Lin Mo's order. Not only her, but Zhang Xu and the others also had to come up, because what was going to happen next might be very big.

If everyone stays together, even if something happens, we can deal with it together.

The dancers on the stage looked at Lin Mo and others strangely.

"Everyone of you is great, really. Your performance is full of passion, and your dance is like a beautiful prose poem."

Lin Mo didn't hesitate to praise him at this time.

The dancers on the stage were all a little embarrassed by him. In addition, Lin Mo had a mouth, which showed that the other party's identity was extraordinary. At least he was a strong man who could suppress the 'curse', so they all saluted.

Very elegant.

"Especially you, you are amazing. Both your expression and dance moves are impeccable. Come on, let's get to know each other. I am your little fanboy. My name is Lin Mo. What do you call me?"

Lin Mo walked over and wanted to shake hands with the heroine dancer.

From a close distance, the other person looked exactly like the 'Jane' in the portrait that Lin Mo saw.

Especially her mouth.

It's the same as what I drew.

At this moment, Lin Mo was sure that the dancer in front of him was the person in the painting.
To be continued...