Most Likely Context Analysis of Episode 3

Antonio 2022-04-06 09:01:07

I think the following conjectures are most likely -











tom, migg, Stevie real, gerri fictional



migg is real, he buys wine, he lives in tom's house are real, Gerri is fictional, tom got hit (there is also an element of worshipping CB who wants to imitate him), and subconsciously understands that migg is just using him but doesn't want to face it, so "gerri" helps him "get rid of poverty" and "refresh". That being the case, stevie is also real. Finally, seeing Migg soaking in the bathtub is also a real reflection.


With that said, "gerri" came to "salvation" tom and said: you are not CB, you can't go on like this, everything is fake, migg heard tom talking to himself in the bathroom (tom thought he was talking to gerri) , so scared that he quickly hid behind the door, Tom couldn't see him, so Tom even more suspected that Migg didn't exist (but he believed that gerri did). Then I understand that migg trembled and said to tom: everything's alright, tom? (It seems that the original words are this). Tom lost his mind, believed gerri, drowned Migg, and stevie found the body.

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  • Milan 2022-04-05 09:01:07

    The position of the stage play, six indoor plays related to human nature, interspersed with interesting reversals, occasional gothic horror, and still follow the framework of Shakespeare's plays, bold and straightforward mockery and dark humor. However, the level is a bit uneven, and some of the irony is too straightforward. When I raised my expectations and prepared to expect an unexpected shock, I found that it was a bit disappointing. But the talent and acting skills of the two screenwriters are worthy of recognition. Overall 2>3>5>1>4>6.

  • Ashleigh 2022-04-03 09:01:12

    Those who read it with the same heart as the "Black Mirror" companion will definitely be disappointed.