What a charming Nellie was, but time spares no one

He reminds me of brainwashed people who refuse vaccinations and medical care and would rather subject their child to a painful death than save it.

Of course, he's a slave; he could easily continue to value individual rights without rejecting opportunities. What's the point of his fundamental principles when he's paying with money in a world where it no longer means anything?

Only someone who has ever embarked on a journey alone, into complete isolation, can understand how much a person needs a person, even if that person isn't a person at all.

But Carol finally showed her humanity in this episode. From the very beginning of her singing, it was clear that she would soon scream from loneliness.

in fact, I bought it as a gift for my sister after reading it. But "Northern Forest" isn't worth the money, frankly. Nevertheless, I've started Mason's next book, "The Tuner," and so far the story is engaging.

"Northern Forest" is quite chaotic, interesting for its dynamic descriptions of nature, and the narrative reminded me of "One Hundred Years of Solitude," only this time frame is 400 years. I recommend "Winter Soldier" to literally everyone; it's worth the money;

Here, I like the author's focus, the callus of egoism that the director stepped on, and the audience's attention was engaged with heightened fury, as if the most precious thing—individuality—was being taken away from them, i.e., the ability to hate, destroy, select, and consume.

But is it a shock? For me, no. The Leftovers, Dark, maybe The OA, and Twin Peaks were shocking for me when I watched it 30 years ago.

The heroine is told in the second episode that it will take her at least an hour to get there, and then there is just montage, she has already arrived.🤨