The second episode is actually pretty good. The only logical problem is that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is a bit weird.
The heroine went to Earth because her grandmother described the beautiful life on earth. That is to say, the heroine and her grandmother lived together, so the heroine should not be the reincarnation or clone of her grandmother.
When the male protagonist saw the female protagonist, the earth's memory flashed at first glance, including the female protagonist taking out a photo of his grandfather and the male protagonist looking the same, implying to the audience that the male protagonist is the reincarnation of his grandfather or has genetic memory.
Logical analysis, the male protagonist should be the previous life lover of the female protagonist's grandmother, but the plot from the very beginning is that the male and female protagonists have a past life relationship on time, and it is also for the female protagonist who has never lived on earth, but has to go to earth. A logical self-consistent...
Let’s talk about your understanding of the ending, because as I said earlier, the hero and heroine forced their lovers to have a relationship, so they forced a forced landing on this poisonous planet, and forcibly went down and walked around to give people their heads. In fact, the rhythm is not bad. I can still watch it~
Regarding whether this planet suspected to be the earth is the earth, after reading several popular analyses, they all feel that they arrived at the earth in a crooked manner, but I don't think so. First of all, the setting in the play is that the earth has been destroyed, and it is a common sense. Does the heroine know that the earth has been destroyed, or she has to see if this planet that has never lived is the original appearance... (It's quite forcible )
Besides, the history is not too long ago. The heroine's grandmother has lived on earth. The heroine herself is more than 300 years old, and it is not more than 1,000 years old. In addition, the lifespan of people has become longer, and it is not more than three generations. As a professional space pilot, you can easily locate the earth. The Earth-like planet that the second man looked for to save trouble is unlikely to be the original earth, just a planet like the earth.
As for the robot detecting that the target planet is fake, it is very unlikely to tamper with the route. One is the time. If the coordinates are tampered with, it will definitely affect the arrival time, but the time in the play is correct, and the director does not have any It is not necessary for the robot to tamper with the explicit or implied coordinates, and from the perspective of plot requirements. The robot himself said, "This planet is not Earth to me, but to Ms. Gordon...", and then the second man added, "This planet is not Earth to anyone! Toxic, no grass, just landing. It disgusts me." First of all, it is clear that it is not the earth, and secondly, it is poisonous and harmful and cannot survive.
When the hero and heroine were "touring" on the planet, why did the birds and water sound? It's an illusion, I was hesitant at first, science fiction drama, everything is possible, but when the heroine said "Don't you hear it (birds chirping)", at this moment reality came, the heroine without any hearing , had hallucinations. What hit the bottom straight is that the second male kept calling them back to the spaceship. At first, the male lead had an answer, but then there was no answer. This is no longer a hint, but an explicit statement.
In the end, they landed on the earth in their hearts, Elysium, like Eve and Adam, naked and free.
Taking the logic out, it is a pair of men and women who died inexplicably when they first met... But in the context of science fiction, it looks a lot better with a more comfortable rhythm.
Although romance does not need rationality, please have more self-consistent logic, it will look better.
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