Ah The end of the fxxking world is so beautiful.
At first, you thought it was a marginal youth drama.
Then, you thought it was the young Hannibal.
Then, you think it's a teenage version of Madness.
Stealing, robbing, and killing people along the way, filled with absurd black humor, makes you think this is a light comedy.
Until the penultimate episode, the attitude of the black female police detective was simply divine.
At first you would think that she treated family members and witnesses in a businesslike manner that lacked empathy because she was professional.
But when she said in the same impatient and indifferent tone: Who cares? Who cares if they are problem teenagers and what difficulties they have? I'm not interested in getting to know them, I just want to hurry up and get them over with.
Even though she clearly saw how suffocating the two children's family of origin and traumatic experiences were.
It's hard not to frown in disbelief like the colleagues sitting next to her.
After all, there are many viewers who have the same attitude as this police detective, feeling that everything is a teenager who is full of food and groans and commits a secondary disease.
They were not angry when they saw the dead attempt to harm Alyssa;
They were not angry when they saw the mother of the deceased hid evidence of abuse of schoolgirls for her son;
Not angry to see Alyssa's vicious stepfather,
However, when they saw that teenagers who had nowhere to go chose to use violent and clumsy ways to resist a desperate life, they gave one star angrily and commented: hypocritical. childish. This is crime.
Their realistic perceptions and plot trends form an ironic intertext.
In the final analysis, it is just a sad story of two children with nowhere to go, wandering all the way, warming each other up.
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