To be honest, I haven't watched a similar TV series before. I chose to watch this show this time because I just wanted to know what someone is talking about on a large scale, and I just don't have any dramas that I'm chasing.
I was quite surprised by this ending. I always thought that Emily was the most ordinary mortal and lived the most ordinary life. However, from the ending, Emily, who has been working in the church, does not actually believe in God, so she is facing God. Missing this incident, she also played the tune as usual. And she even seduces a person who loves her to be sucked blood without expression, but tries to release a group of animals, she has the most terrifying indifference to people and life. It's like just a machine, doing things step by step, such as raising children.
In the end, the ending of the small town mass extinction was completely unexpected to me. After thinking about it, it was not a bad idea. This small town has long since collapsed. There are many accidents in history, but its development direction must be certain. The people of the small town have already decided their death. Such a small town can only gradually decay, but it is the most conspicuous use of this decay. way to show it.
In the first season, what I think about the most is what faith is. Those who often come to church to listen to teachings, do they really believe in God? At the beginning, when the male protagonist didn't have superpowers, they did their own things below. Later, they found that they seemed to be able to benefit from the male protagonist and then swarmed over. This is not belief, but just to find some comfort for their own comfort. When those people tried to break through the church, the family members of the workers set up camp, but completely forgot the "light" brought by the missionaries. They seemed kind, but they had a disregard for life. Just like a farm girl dies, a mourning meeting is just a slap in the face, and no one cares about other people's lives or deaths. It's terrifying.
The three gangs seem to have their own faults. They have killed people, sucked blood, and robbed money, but they still have beliefs, beliefs in themselves, and their own bottom lines. The male protagonist does not believe in God, and he came here to be a missionary just for a promise, a promise that weighed on his soul and made him unable to escape. In fact, I think there is a very contradictory point here. They can feel guilty for Eugene's trip to hell, why the mayor was sucked blood, and they can dispose of the body as if nothing had happened.
I think the male protagonist is very lucky. After he has this power, he has changed a lot and used the most brutal way to create the prosperous world he thinks. However, as Eugene said, this is cheating, but he himself has no awareness, even After sending Eugene to hell in a rage, he can continue to live as if nothing had happened. He comforted himself with those lame excuses. If there is no friend who wakes him up at the cost of his life, I am afraid that one day he will really believe his excuses. Aren't we all like this?
The ninth episode I watched doesn't seem to be complete, why only one of the last two angels came back, and it was DeBlanc who died? How did the holy killer get out of hell? And I don't understand Donny. He was influenced by the missionary, but in the end he just lay on the bed indifferently, even ignoring the narrator's beloved wife? why? I actually quite like this pair of angels, they are cute and stupid, and although the two have different personalities, they have a good relationship and have a tacit understanding in many things.
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