First of all, I have to complain about the BBC radio station that is a friend of a rotten girl. I really don’t like it. I just want to quietly watch some serious connotation dramas. Is my setting really not too sick? But then again, the three episodes produced by the BBC are usually of high quality, like Sherlock and Black Mirror, especially the thought-provoking revelation of the latter, which literally reshaped my three views.
One of the highlights of this show is naturally the love between the two male protagonists, Rick died in battle, and Kieren died for love. Without you, life becomes meaningless. Since I can't wait for you every day when I open my eyes and look through the autumn waters, it is better to meet you again in the kingdom blessed by God. The person who turned away without ever mentioning love is you. You want to make parting lightly, but I don’t know that my life has become a stagnant pool since then, and I can only test the degree of wound healing with letters that sink into the sea every day. Moved by Kieren's bullied eyes, he asked in a soft voice, "They are just like me, will you shoot me too?" The white lotus, testing Rick, and torturing all of us. Just because they are aliens and pose a threat to our existence, should they be cut down indiscriminately? Human beings are accustomed to dominate everything and transform nature. The iron heart is a historical product of seeking benefits and avoiding harm, but sooner or later we will suffer the consequences. Rick was a coward who didn't dare to disobey his father at first, he was a coward, like a walking dead, and finally he was brave for love and paid the price with his life. The rapid reversal of the plot, without the slightest sign, left me stuck in place for a long time. Another separation of life and death will not relieve the pain because of deja vu, but will only retain the shocking replay of the past. At this time, I will repeat the oath they made in the cave - REN+RICK 4 EVER, hoping to use 502 to solidify 520.
If you can only dig to the above depth, then the practice of British drama needs to be improved. Some people say that the show uses zombies to map homosexuality, which is not unreasonable. The two are very analogous. They are both vulnerable groups and cannot receive the minimum respect and equality they deserve. Rick's death is not only because he is a zombie, but also because he is a gay who is not accepted by traditional concepts. Some people say that "Partial Death Syndrome" (PDS) actually refers not to revived zombies, but to ordinary people who have lost their humanity and warmth. In short, the British drama is deeper. To be honest, what impresses me the most is the steadfast love between family members. Kieren's father knew that his son was hiding in the cave, so he didn't dare to go there for a second time, because he was afraid of witnessing the reappearance of the suicide scene. He couldn't bear the despair. Kieren's mother said that even if her son becomes a goldfish, her love is not different, and she hopes that her son will live in love and live longer than love. Are we too stingy with our own love in the face of exhausted parents?
Don't go gentle into that good night, be angry, be angry at the disappearance of the light...
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