A rapist, double storylines, two woman detecters, Marie and several victims with different treatment, as well as countless outsiders, constitute this original Netflix drama.
From the very beginning, we can feel the oppression and injustice. The male detective treats Marie as indifferent and inefficient cross-examination, while the female detective comforts, respects and listens to the rest of the victims. Judging from the reactions of the two victims, those who were treated tenderly did not escape the shadow of being violated, let alone how strong ptsd would be caused by the double injury Marie suffered, but this does not mean that we treat Victims should lack empathy and empathy (here is angry with some victim perfection theory). The girl Marie is a very complicated character, due to her tragic childhood experiences, and her suspicions are possible. She is eager to be noticed, but after the real danger occurs, the people closest to her suspect that the wolf is coming, which is very heartbreaking, because she has no way to choose her origin, no matter who she is compared with, she is totally weak, she There is no right to speak, let alone in front of the huge system and government. As she described to the psychiatrist, everything has been on him since birth, no one will really help her, everything she has will slip through her fingers at any time, and the rape is just a miserable accelerator and amplifier. It would only show how meaningful it was for her that Duvall and Grace were only doing their part to catch criminals, and she would be content to know that there were people in this world who were really helping her, even without any material possessions. harvest. This most humble need is itself very embarrassing.
Let's talk about these two male detectors. It seems that the show is engaging in gender confrontation - the female police officer who handled the case well in this rape case is the one who made the most of the case, while the male police officer will only press and interrogate and finally deal with it as a wrongful conviction. In fact, the rape itself is a kind of gender opposition (whether it is male to female or female to male), and the way men and women think about it are also very inconsistent (summarized as not being considered from the perspective of the other party), the rape case can be said to be all Types of crimes are more difficult to handle and characterize, including sexual assaults that we always see. There is actually no problem with the case handling process of the two. The conclusion that Marie reported a false case is also based on the testimony of all parties, but the reason we are still dissatisfied with them is their moral indifference highlighted in the play. Because with the awakening of female consciousness, we are not only dissatisfied with the perpetrator, we should also be dissatisfied with the person and behavior who forgive the perpetrator and ignore the victim. This is the so-called "respect need", which is actually very high. Yes, especially in cases with standardized procedures. But the show reinforces that need, which is something we desperately need to advertise and change men's perceptions. The need for respect is not that we reinforce gender antagonisms or that we turn men against men, nor is it any kind of material compensation, but an attitude of empathy. What strikes me the most is when Marie replies "No, you CAN'T."
Fortunately, she continued her life coolly after receiving the compensation, and no longer closed her eyes to see herself drowned in the waves.
The reason the weak deserve to be treated well is that you don't know if you will be weak one day.
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