Briefly analyze the intention of the screenwriter

First of all, the protagonists. Alisha is a beautiful girl. She is drunk, drunk, and fucks with boys. She is a typical European and American "bad girl". Not confident, and eager to be loved, she feels that if boys want F, she likes her and is a kind of affirmation of her, thus gaining self-confidence. So the screenwriter gave her what she wanted, letting her also let us realize that the person who wants to mess with you does not necessarily like you, and self-confidence depends on her own efforts to strive for
kelly's exaggerated dress and irritable personality. Many people mistakenly think that she is a small gangster, she is stubborn, willful, and tough; her nature is not bad to be unlovable. The screenwriter gives her no choice to hear other people's voices, and makes her understand others and become irritable to herself. There is a change in personality. It also tells us not to judge people by their appearance. People who look bad may have a kind heart like kelly.
Curtis is a talented and promising athlete, and he is also the only decent character in the play who has a good culture, but he does not know how to cherish it. He regrets that he ruined himself by taking drugs, so the screenwriter allowed him to turn time and change his destiny, so he knew What is the right choice (to stay away from drugs), and also saved my friends by "Leaving a family to save everyone". Warn us: cherish yourself, make the right choice, and don't ruin yourself, because
Simon is a transparent person who has been ignored in the past , so the screenwriter made him completely transparent, but he can do a lot because of transparency. We should not underestimate the value of a person. Even the "transparent person"
Nathan is so complicated. The screenwriter has put too much thought on him, so I won't analyze it again.
Secondly, the supervision of irritability, let us know how terrifying anger is, we must learn to control emotions; children who long for fathers, tell the suffering of children from single-parent families; and then women who control people’s thoughts, tell us that everyone has it The right to choose and free thought cannot be controlled. Young people are used to make mistakes and then learn from them. Everyone has the right to choose who he wants to be. (Like Nathan said)
For the plot, it is a very good idea to use the murder case to make the protagonists have to be together. The content of each episode has both a story and a main line. The arrangement is reasonable, and the rhythm is not too fast or slow. The arrangement of the six episodes is just right to bring people up. Look at the interest of the next season.
Very hard-working drama, great love

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