Chapter 2735

In the end, Sophia and Beck met in the detention room. Sophia appeared a bit helpless. She said: "Beck, you know I have no money anymore. Such a huge sum of money cannot be taken out casually."

"I know, I know, Sophia, I know you are in a dilemma, but I must leave here, otherwise everything I did before will be in vain." Beck grabbed the railing, as if trying to stretch his head out of the gap, and said very anxiously: "As long as I can leave here, I can definitely reverse the situation! I can definitely find evidence to prove that I am innocent and make that damn Stark lose his reputation!"

Sophia lowered her head and pondered for a long time, then looked up at Beck and said: "I know you will be sad, but I still have to say this. You know that the root of all this is you. If it weren't for your impulse at the time, and your repeated mistakes later, things would not have developed to what they are now."

"I'm really sorry." Beck panted and said: "But I just need an opportunity, one last opportunity."

"I hope you can seize this opportunity." Sophia said: "This is indeed the last opportunity, Quentin."

After Sophia left, Beck covered his face and leaned on the railing, panting, the huge pressure and anxiety made him almost collapse.

I don't know how long it had passed, Beck finally heard footsteps again. He turned his head and saw an acquaintance, that is Schiller.

Schiller sighed and said: "We meet again. I'm here to do a psychological test for you. I must ensure that your mental state will not harm society after you go out. If you pass, you can go."

Beck let out a long breath.

He was taken out of the small room and sat opposite Schiller. Schiller seemed to want to go through the motions again, took out a lot of forms, put them in front of Beck for him to fill out, and said with full hints: "Remember our agreement? Don't cause trouble for each other."

"Don't worry." Beck said dully: "You will definitely never see me again in the future."

"I hope so."

Beck spent about three hours filling out all those forms. I don't know if it was his illusion, he always felt that some of them were repeated, but thinking that it would be fine to get through this, he didn't care, filled out the forms at the fastest speed, stuffed them into Schiller's hand, and left with the agent.

Schiller took all the forms back to the S. H. I. E. L. D. office and began to look at them carefully. Beck's feeling was actually right. Many forms were repeated, including the psychological therapy of the previous few days. Many of the forms Schiller asked Beck to fill out were repeated, or simply changed the order.

This is a common testing method for psychologists.

Many people might think, if I just hold the idea of testing for depression to fill out these forms, wouldn't it be that if I say I have depression, then I have depression?

In fact, it is not that simple. At least if the psychologist insists on finding out the truth, it is almost impossible for anyone to hide it. One of the simplest methods is to conduct a large number of repetitive tests, and conduct tests based on the forgetting curve cycle.

Many people can basically stabilize their mentality when filling out the first form. No matter what, I fill in the bad direction, then it must be able to fill out a bad result.

But many questions actually don't have such obvious good or bad tendencies. For example, some questions ask if you often feel depressed. If you want to be diagnosed, you just need to fill in yes.

But some questions ask which processing method you are more willing to choose in certain scenarios, and the options don't have a particularly obvious tendency. At this time, many people will instinctively choose the option that follows their heart.

Or deliberately choosing bad options is a false proposition. You must be a certain kind of person to think that certain options are bad. In the case of already understanding your purpose, it is possible to see what kind of person you are through your tendency to answer these specious multiple-choice questions.

The method Schiller used on Beck is this. Beck desperately wants to prove that he is not sick, so he will definitely try his best to choose good options. For example, in some questions involving violence, he must choose that he has never had such thoughts, so that he can prove that he is safe and normal, and prove that he cannot be a criminal.

Holding such thoughts, Beck imposed too strong personal tendencies on many specious options, which instead reflected what kind of person he is. Coupled with repeated tests and repeated comparisons of his various answers, it is basically possible to get a questionnaire answer relatively close to himself.

Some of the information analysis has exceeded the professional scope of psychologists and is closer to agents who have mastered interrogation methods, but the two actually don't have such distinct boundaries. A good psychologist is actually an agent who can peek into the secrets deep in others' hearts.

Holding this final investigation result, Schiller frowned slightly. Coulson knocked on the door, walked in, and walked behind Schiller to look at the form, but he actually couldn't understand those technical terms, so he asked: "How is it? Doctor? Any clues?"

"About the same as we imagined." Schiller groped the paper in his hand and said: "Beck's mental state has problems, and it's a big problem."

"By the way." Schiller looked up at Coulson and said: "I remember Sandman is also called Beck. Is there any kinship between the two of them?"

"There shouldn't be." Coulson said: "This is a very common surname."

Schiller looked down at what he had summarized and said: "So that Sophia got another sum of funds, and it came from Hong Kong?"

Coulson put his hands in his pockets, nodded and said: "To be honest, funds from there are difficult to monitor. I have sent people to check. If it really doesn't work, go to the Hong Kong Temple. I guess there will be results soon."

Schiller stood up and said: "Okay, let's see what happens next."

Beck was finally bailed out. He knew this was his last chance. If he couldn't find evidence that he was innocent before the trial, all his previous efforts would be in vain, and he would spend the rest of his life in prison.

Beck's heart was full of anxiety. He absolutely could not accept such a result. He must turn the tide in the last ten days or so. With the help of special effects devices and drones, he must be able to do it.

To prove his innocence, he must prove that he was not derelict in his duty. But there is no doubt that in the space station crash event, software security did have a big problem. As a supervisor, he is hard to blame. If he wants to prove that he has no problem, he must prove that someone is playing tricks behind his back, and he played a hard game.

The script arranged before was that someone was doing evil experiments in the space station, opened the space crack, released the elemental creatures, and Mysterio, as a superhero, turned the tide.

At that time, under the deliberate push of Beck's team, the evil experiment theory was popular on the Internet for a while. But the same sentence, the Internet is good at forgetting. Up to now, basically no one mentions it anymore.

Beck knew that what he had to do was to make this argument rise again, and then find a way to push the Stark Group out. As long as people's hatred is transferred to the Stark Group, he can stand up publicly and say that he is a victim, and all judges and juries have been bribed by Stark. At that time, under the pressure of public opinion, the jury would not dare to do anything to him.

He knew that netizens are good at conspiracy theories. Even if he doesn't mention it, there are various conspiracy theories surrounding large groups like Stark all year round. I don't know how many people have firmly believed that these groups are manipulating the whole world behind the scenes and are ready to sacrifice all ordinary people at any time.

And as long as there is a spark, the conspiracy theory about the Stark Group will definitely be popular, and he has a natural advantage in public opinion.

And at this time, he stands up again, stands on the side of the people, in the name of maintaining world peace and judicial justice, and being a hero who is not afraid of power, he will definitely gain both fame and fortune.

After confirming the plan, Beck set off. The first thing he had to do was to get a voice channel. Fortunately, when preparing the previous script, he had already contacted a newspaper boss. Now as long as he lets him encounter himself, he can tell the truth about the space station crash. Once the report is released, it will definitely cause an uproar.

Considering that time is tight and the task is heavy, Beck had no time to prepare more. He directly asked Sophia to contact the newspaper boss and told him that Mysterio would definitely appear tonight, asking him to wait somewhere to take pictures.

Beck wanted to let this newspaper boss take pictures of his heroic fighting posture with reporters, and then pretend to encounter him and say a few words to the camera.

People have a worship psychology for heroes, especially heroes who have just executed justice. Coupled with the good impression Mysterio left on the public before, what he said will definitely be quite heavy. Just a little hint, the Stark Group will not be able to escape the whirlpool of public opinion.

That sandstorm with excellent animation production is the best stepping stone. Beck is already a little impatient to beat him up and vent the anger in his heart.

In the Stark Group laboratory, Peter took off his glasses, rubbed his eyebrows, looked at Sandman sitting on the sofa, and said helplessly: "I guarantee that madman will not appear tonight, William, you don't have to worry..."

"How can I not worry?" Sandman William roared at Peter: "That madman received a fine of nearly 5 million US dollars. Even if they only let me bear 1% of the responsibility, I can't afford it. I will never go out again!"

Miles didn't speak. He was doing math homework.

Peter walked to Sandman's side and sat down, saying everything to him, hoping he would stick to it for a few more days. But Sandman, a standard poor ghost, shook his head like a rattle, indicating that he was determined not to participate in any such events.

Before figuring out whether that madman would appear, he would never appear in the image of Sandman again. If he really implicated him in a fine, he would go bankrupt.

Peter was helpless, let out a long sigh, did Miles's debut journey end before it started? He is a bit too far behind now. This level can't be Spider-Man.

But except for Sandman, there are no good candidates. Everyone is very busy, and no one can spare time to train young superheroes.

Just when Peter intended to give up, he suddenly received a call, and Schiller's voice came from the other side of the phone.

"Peter, how is Miles? Do you need my help there?"