After watching the three seasons, I feel like I understand and don't seem to understand.
If time is cyclic and can be repeated instead of a single line, and what has been done can be repeated, then there is no so-called important time point, and every moment is meaningless and unimportant. In the small town of Whedon, everyone has their own selfishness and mission. Each has his own love and desire. They all want to break free from the cycle of fate, but they don't know that fate has already arranged everything in secret, and chess pieces are destined to be only Pushed by the big hand of fate to repeat the chess game again and again, even the gods of creation - Adam and Eve are not immune.
When watching Diablo, there is always a deep sense of powerlessness. No matter how angry, helpless, or how you act, the future is doomed. You and I struggle to find a way out, but it is always in vain. Fortunately, in the end, the protagonist finally breaks the cycle, but I think the sudden appearance of Martha and Jonas is the cause of the car accident...that's more exciting and more desperate, there is a bigger cycle beyond the cycle , endless loop. Time is a ruthless and ruthless manipulator who is above everything else, watching its pawns indifferently in the fog of fate, struggling in family, friendship and love, with no way out.
Philosophy, religion, emotion, fatalism, science fiction, ethics, sexual orientation, and discussions on the meaning of life have all been integrated into the town of Wendon, and the performance of "sense of sight" is also very interesting, and the expression of "sense of sight" is also very interesting. It feels familiar, it may be that the "I" of the parallel world has seen and experienced it, and there are some subtle and indescribable connections between different parallel worlds.
A very complex and brain-burning sci-fi ethics drama, extremely rigorous and profound, even if you don't understand it, you can gain a lot. Excellent literary and artistic works can change the way people look at the world, and I think Diablo has done it.
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