The series was genuinely impressive, though its conclusion didn’t quite live up to what came before. Erin Greene delivers a final speech that felt awkward—almost like she was trying too hard to be profound, with an air of forced seriousness. I preferred Riley Flynn's earlier monologue; both speeches, even when dealing with otherworldly events, presented explanations rooted in the tangible and dismissive of anything beyond. If you’re drawn to explorations of philosophy, rigid beliefs, and what it means to be human, then this is worth your time. Just set aside any expectations for a perfect resolution—the value lies in experiencing the unfolding story itself.

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