Thank you for joining us in the review of this thrilling miniseries with a very twisted dark ending. As usual, we are going beyond the scenes to uncover subliminal messages and social inferences that influence our human race journey in the real world. Enjoy reading the life lessons we have listed.
- Mutual Respect
The Detective Jack Harper (Jon Bernthal) gives a speech to the intruding reporters at the crime scene; 'We have a job to do here and you need to respect that, we also respect that you're also doing your job'. He says as he tries to prevent reporters from contaminating the crime scene.
In reality, things become chaotic and uncivilized when we don't respect each other's boundaries. When the powerful covet the rights of the weak and the weak seek power to retaliate, it becomes a cycle of violence with no meaningful contribution to the general welfare of society.
From international boundaries to romantic relationship boundaries, every boundary we respect keeps things stable and calm, creating an atmosphere for true development. Everything we can do was created and inspired in us divinely. Thus, everyone has their innate talent and abilities that shouldn't be confined by other people regardless of power. So even if by some privileges, you have acquired the rights to do certain things, it doesn't mean that someone else who has the natural skill can't or shouldn't do it.
- Psychotic Breakdowns
The central theme of the story is Rachel's (Jamie Tisdale) brutal murder after a sexual escapade.
In reality, psychotic breakdowns, serial killers, mass shootings, and other capital offenses are evidence of the failed DNA programming in our human race journey. Evidence that something is not right about the way we are.
Whether it be our failure to align properly in true love bonds or our failure to progress in alignment with our DNA programming and blueprint for the human race journey. These extremities need much analysis and intervention from psychologist, sociologist, and anyone else with some positive incentive or solution to the madness. Our recommendations is that the women should realign with the original reconciliation plan of true love bonded between the scientific and organic side of God (See eBooks).
- The Bossy Excuse
While Detective Harper is being bossy towards his female partner, Priya (Sunita Mani) and other officers, he is actually hiding and withholding evidence.
In reality, a lot of irresponsible leaders hide their incompetence behind being bossy. They dish out orders, try to make you disciplined in your suffering. But when you really unveil their personality, you'd see the charade. Such situations become a real dilemma if the subordinate has no options. This therefore, is a reminder of the importance of a balanced society with ample options to ensure people aren't exploited.
- Be Cautious
Harper see's compromising BDSM images on Rachel's phone that's likely meant for blackmailing her husband, Clyde (Chris Bauer) and he tries to interrogate him with it.
This is a lesson for the real world. Don't get carried away in your sexual depravities and other amoral fantasies. Don't let people take incriminating evidence that can be used in blackmailing schemes against you. What if the woman you love was only sent to ruin you by the system she's entrapped to serve. Afterall, most women seem to put nothing above their commitment to the masters of bond floggings and fraternity enslavement. And it is a mentality that has been built over decades, nay centuries of intimidation and oppression over their beings. A mentality that has arisen due to a confusion, which was later exploited and turned into a compulsory entrapment (See eBooks).
- Anti-Feminist Women
Catherine (Astrid Rotenberry) gets a ton of bullshit from her bullying friends who make fun of her and set her up to get raped. It's the classic friend inspired introduction to entrapment service.
The type of scenario where our young women get asked the irritating question where only the wrong answer benefits the victim; 'Didn't you enjoy it'? Answer the right truth 'No', and you get bonded to unpleasurable sexual experiences. Answer wrongly 'Yes', and you're introduced to a world of shame and debauchery. A world of Queens without undies, crowns, or thrones (SMH).
In another perspective, Catherine could be those type of women who make themselves unlovable by being ugly, fat, or shapeless, in the hope that they would be free of humiliating experiences from the system, and free to give their love to the powerless, so called 'fools'. But the system outsmarts the efforts of our women in defiance of rights, by symbolizing that there are no exceptions.
Even crippled deformed women aren't free from the compulsory destruction of sexual pleasure to prevent 'fools' from being happy. Sadist! Privileged sadist!! Privileged arrogant sadist!!! A meaningless dedication to a system destined to destroy everything and end our human race cycle. Like programmed robots held spell bound by bonds, they turn up everywhere to ensure love doesn't bloom, grow, or shine. Then they turn around and pretend to be the love we all need. It is really a shame on humanity.
How did our brothers become so confused, selfish, and covetous? How did they generate the mentality of maltreating their own sisters? You can find answers in our eBooks and more insights in the earliest reviews on this blog.
Thank you and have a great week. Please don't forget to download our eBooks for lots of inspiration and better insights into our perspective on social issues.
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