It's really a very good short series. Although there are only three episodes, neither the character building nor the plot handling is inferior to the long series that lasted for several seasons. The BGM is perfectly integrated every time, and the acting skills of the actors are also full. Online, although the story line of the second season is more complicated and the pattern is larger, I personally thought that the story of the first season was better, just like a short but profound stage play staged in the theater, but the applause it won did not Not out of laughter, but gloomy sadness, like the skies of Norton Village
The elements of horror and zombies have been greatly diluted in the play. The contrast and conflict of human nature are the most exciting parts. The Gillen family, even Jemima, are trying their best to accept the returned Gillen, and Rick's father, He is a typical selfish person who values face. He only loves the honor his son brings to him and his victory during his resurrection, and Gillen, the hardest thing for me to believe is that he ended his life by himself, or did he use cuttings. This extremely painful method of wrist may not be understood like Rick at first. Even though he can get a better future, he still gives up, but it is not difficult to understand at all. Gillen's family loves him, and his heart is full of love. Like a blank piece of paper, it can contain the purest emotions, can love without hesitation, but can also go to extremes without hesitation. It is not difficult to imagine that in that remote Norton village, Rick is to Gillen. Except for the most intimate existence of family members, they should have countless memories that belong only to each other, maybe love or other, but it doesn't matter, because they are both young, and the whole world in their eyes is only "me" and "" You" but now you're gone, it's like a hole in a blank sheet of paper that can't be filled
So the BBC is fine, or which big company, let's save this fairy drama, so that everyone in the drama can have a good ending
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