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Restless ?
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restless . last night bbc 1 at 9pm. second/last episode tonight. quite enjoyable. e
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Sometimes an 'opaque' plot is perfect.
Some plots are so complicated, complex and stretched that they are hard to follow (for me). Add the current popularity for obscure and spinning camerawork AND loud music that drowns the dialogue and I tend to give up on a lot of potentially good drama.
A plot that starts at the beginning and tells the story does me very well. Although Restless shows to periods concurrently the years are so far apart it is easy to distinguish who is who and what is going on; unlike some dramas with split timing over a weeks or a few years which make following the plot tricky.
Maybe it is ME that is losing the plot?
Some plots are so complicated, complex and stretched that they are hard to follow (for me). Add the current popularity for obscure and spinning camerawork AND loud music that drowns the dialogue and I tend to give up on a lot of potentially good drama.
A plot that starts at the beginning and tells the story does me very well. Although Restless shows to periods concurrently the years are so far apart it is easy to distinguish who is who and what is going on; unlike some dramas with split timing over a weeks or a few years which make following the plot tricky.
Maybe it is ME that is losing the plot?
Well, I thought it was strange that the daughter had not been primed by her mother to use an alias when posing as a journalist to interview Romer.
After all, she gave the game away as to her mother's identity - a silly omission.
I concluded that it was deliberate, that the mother was using the daughter to subtley threaten Romer. Romer committed suicide, or was he murdered, as the mother wanted her daughter to think?
The theme of the whole plot was 'trust nobody'. I think Sally's revenge on Romer was the intention all along - she wanted him dead. She had loved him and never forgave him for using her and betraying her during the war.
Though she got what she wanted she still didn't have peace of mind at the end. Either she was paranoid or was in real danger of being silenced.
Anyone think differently?
After all, she gave the game away as to her mother's identity - a silly omission.
I concluded that it was deliberate, that the mother was using the daughter to subtley threaten Romer. Romer committed suicide, or was he murdered, as the mother wanted her daughter to think?
The theme of the whole plot was 'trust nobody'. I think Sally's revenge on Romer was the intention all along - she wanted him dead. She had loved him and never forgave him for using her and betraying her during the war.
Though she got what she wanted she still didn't have peace of mind at the end. Either she was paranoid or was in real danger of being silenced.
Anyone think differently?
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