The first season of "Wicked Deeds" tells the story of mother Dee Dee raising her daughter Gypsy alone. In the eyes of outsiders, she is a perfect and selfless mother who raised her daughter with many serious illnesses, but Gypsy is a very healthy child. Girl, she is innocent and lively and likes to make friends, but she has been imprisoned at home by her mother since she was a child. She cannot go out to play like a child of the same age, or even walk. She has to take countless medicines every day, and eat through a gastric tube... And all these diseases It was all imagined by my mother. At first, I didn't understand Dee Dee's psychology very well. It is said that it was adapted from a real story. I checked it on the Internet and found that my mother had surrogate Munchausen syndrome, but the patient made others to replace him as the role of the disease, which attracted attention. Medical intervention through which the disease goes (cr. Baidu Encyclopedia) I can't imagine how a mother treats her daughter like Dee Dee and doesn't let her go out to play for fear of her getting hurt. I can understand, but I imagine she has many serious illnesses and can't walk or eat. , I have to shave her hair every once in a while, I can't understand this kind of psychology, maybe I'm ignorant. Maybe Gypsy has reached a period of rebelliousness. She begins to realize that her mother has lied to her for more than ten years. In fact, she can live a normal life like other children, but she is powerless to resist. She knew her mother was there for her own good, and they had to live off government subsidies and donations from charities. She could not refuse her mother's love, even though it was a morbid love. until she met her boyfriend. Maybe I'm too feudal and conservative? Seeing her and her boyfriend make videos every day with emmmm... that kind of communication, I think... Anyway, I can't accept it, and even a little nauseated, so I won't watch dramas while eating. I don’t know if Gypsy’s psychology is a little distorted because of the oppression he received since he was a child, and he needs to find pleasure elsewhere, or is this a cultural difference? I don't know very well, and I don't dare to talk nonsense. Anyway, this show has challenged my bottom line. "I can only live if you die." This is what Gypsy wants to express when he grows up. At this time, she has awakened, but her strength alone is not enough, so he encouraged his boyfriend to come and kill his mother, and the two flew away. I have two doubts, one is that the effect of sleeping pills is too strong, Dee Dee eats a few tablets every day before going to bed, and he doesn't realize that his daughter sneaks out to play on the computer and eat, and makes such a loud noise; but isn't Gypsy worried that he will be held legally responsible for killing his mother? Seeing her reaction seemed like a relief, maybe she felt she would rather spend the rest of her life in prison than live under her mother's control? So has she considered her boyfriend's life? After all, it's not someone who kills himself. Speaking of her boyfriend, I have to say, is there anything charming about this man? I admit that I'm a Yangou, but her boyfriend's looks... I personally think it's a bit wretched? ? Maybe it's a personality problem, plus his behavior and psychology, I don't want to see him anyway. He shouldn't just have a split personality, I think he also has social problems. He didn't do well at work, he didn't make a good impression when he met his girlfriend for the first time, and he couldn't handle everything after eloping. Even Gypsy dislikes him a little bit. I really don't understand that Gypsy will feel safe with him? Maybe what Gypsy really likes is his other personality? emmmmm, I seem to be complaining all the time, but in general I give 100% to the story and the actors' acting skills are also very good. It's a rare good drama, but the human nature involved in the story is beyond my bottom line. I couldn't accept it for a while. Maybe it's because I've watched too few American dramas. This kind of worldview and values have broken through my traditional thinking. I have to slow down~
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