At first, I couldn't stand the story that the screenwriter dragged the progress in order to prolong the play time of the episode, so I simply found the last episode and dragged it until the end of everyone's life.
I never liked Nate~ I feel more sympathetic to David. The family is paranoid and loser, but people in real life are actually not much better.
During the family burying his father, Nate insisted on spreading the soil with his own hands. Although the original feelings were precious, David's criticism of him went straight to the bone. This David, who inherited his father's business and truly shouldered the burden of the family, this David who personally helped his father rebuild his father's remains, bloodletting and embalming, this David who forbears the secular rules but dares to face his own sexual orientation at a critical moment, he is fully qualified to expose Nate's Hypocrisy . The real value of Nate is to bring some fresh ideas and changes to this dead family business, as well as to discover the hidden past of the old father and the silent love for his family. In fact, his hypocrisy and cowardice were completely analyzed by the clever Branda at the very beginning~
Ruth, his mother, was almost devastated after losing his father, and he was in a trance and messed around, leaving the family business behind. However, she gave birth to several protagonists, so she is qualified to mess with everyone.
The other characters, like Claire and Fernando, are very lovable and radiant as a few protagonists.
Especially like Claire, a girl with red hair. She is reluctant to describe her as rebellious. She is just extremely smart and has a very keen sense. When she is unhappy, she knows how to change and how to get out. Watching her growth and life is also the driving force behind me to continue watching this drama. In the play, she lived to be 101 years old before dying, reminiscent of the female artist Louise Bourgeois who just died at the age of 98.
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