Really good-looking, not to say how simple monitoring is.
Correction is a special means to solve major national security risks, but it has its bottom line, "It's not fake evidence, it's re-enacted truth". "We only produce what's happened, while no admissible proves." framing, but producing applicable evidence under the premise of establishing the facts to achieve the goal and maintain national security in an efficient manner. This kind of pressure actually comes from terrorism, ethnic issues, and great power competition mentioned many times in the play. These are the problems that are becoming more and more prominent in modern society and must be faced. Hannah's classical idea of always insisting on the so-called "justice and equality" and always pursuing the so-called "truth" has been stretched. The tragedy of the Lord and the needless sacrifice paid for it.
The heroine had a similar idea with Hannah at first, but finally moved towards joining. She and Hannah represent two different paths. Just like what Danny and the heroine said, "You see your own shadow in Hannah, but you can't see her limitations, and you can never face your own limitations."
In general, the first season is about the doomed failure of Hannah and others. Correction is not a negative thing, but a method of governance with principles and bottom lines. The final addition of the heroine is not an "inexplicable compromise" , but a reasonable choice.
However, the hidden dangers of this system have been spoken out in the last conversation between the two people in the front and rear of the car seat. When people no longer fully trust the camera, who will benefit? This is totalitarianism. Correction is to come out in the form of a conspiracy theory, an alternative fact—an alternative fact.
In the second season, the role of the heroine is obvious.
(ps. I feel that this is the contradiction of post-modern society. The things inherited from the classics are not enough. The big words such as truth, rationality and freedom no longer have the absolute meaning of the past, and the means of relativism are easy to lead to totalitarianism.. ...)
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