Briefly describe what I understand to mean in each episode.
S02E01
At first, I thought the heroine was pitiful, but when I saw it behind, I felt a little hateful. When I first saw "Dolls", I could see that the heroine was very curious and liked, and she almost forgot the pain of losing her lover. But later found that when he would not be angry, angry, or afraid, he was not like a lover at all, but she wanted to destroy him, but the tragedy was that she did not have the courage to destroy him. In the end, it took a lot of courage for her to go to that attic. What was originally meant to be used to forget the pain turned into a "pain" that she had to face in the end. No one can be replaced by anything, and the pain you don't want to face will eventually become something more painful to follow you. I think that's what the writers want to convey. In the comments I saw earlier, it was mentioned that the film was actually an attack on technology. Attacking science throws away the bottom line of morality. I totally agree. This "science" is actually just about making money. The "doll" did not help the heroine in the end, but only increased her pain.
S02E02
This should be one of the saddest and saddest episodes I've ever watched. It is not only sad about the fate of the heroine, but more sad about those who are doing things that make people's pain happy under the banner of justice. Maybe someone is going to say, think she deserves it because she has sinned. Countless crowds spurned her, hated her, and the performers said "it's all for justice". However, when people seek happiness in the countless pains experienced by the heroine, people have "became" the heroine. This reminds me again of an American movie "Law Abiding Citizen", and the two works are similar in this regard. I really can't imagine why everyone can watch others panic and helpless with an entertaining attitude. The girl was killed in the forest, and the venue for the performance was actually set in that forest. Use these performances to win the laughter of the audience. This is undoubtedly a desecration of a girl's life! "Justice" does not necessarily appear in the righteousness, but it is definitely not expressed in such a way. The heroine is guilty of death, but using her to entertain the public makes no difference.
S02E03
When I read the film review, some people said it was a film that attacked British politics. I would say that the implications I see have nothing to do with politics. How can a cartoon character run for president and get the second most votes? It's all the public's work. As long as you win the favor of the public, you have a position to speak. "Little Bear" has misled people countless times, making everyone think that he "has no position" is to represent the intention of the masses. In fact, this is also an enlarged expression of the "entertainment" in people's minds. The "entertainment mentality" surpasses the seriousness of politics, and makes people enjoy it. No matter what he chooses for the president, as long as it makes everyone happy, everyone will choose you. Fortunately, after the final reflection, the male protagonist resigned from the job. But the climax is right here: the second dub said that whoever beats the male protagonist will be given 500 yuan, but someone actually ran up to beat him. In my opinion, this group of people has lost their minds, and the bear has brought them joy and paralyzed their minds. I thought this was the end of the show. As a result, the screenwriter's arrangement was very clever. On the big screen that the male protagonist watched at the end, "Little Bear" has become popular all over the world and introduced to other countries as a culture. The male protagonist looked at the big screen and beat and scolded, but was electrocuted by the patroller. Seeing this, I suddenly felt that people thought they were smart, but they were "enslaved" by the virtual character "Little Bear". Finally, looking at the words next to "little bear" on the big screen, it was really funny. Really black humor.
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