This episode focuses not only on Marcia, but on the horrors and the misguidance caused by the media on a daily basis.
Their degrading Marcia by labeling her acts while digging up her arguably "cloudy" past (or should I say "personal defaults / choices") is no merit as it is business that entertain its followers more than it does try changing them for the better.
So, if I go to the press and confess to something terrible, they'd not wait for a second to think if that information can hurt the society in anyway possible and they should pass it on to the police. This is well- projected on the example of Marcia in this episode. Very good.
Media is a power. And it can make someone seem guilty when not, vice versa. And this is also reflected very well.
"This is exactly why I don't like to get famous!!1!" can I hear people saying...
"We don't want work ethics, we want a 'tender-hearted' media with a sense of justice all across the world!.." is what I derive from this episode.
The density of drama escalates to the point that we feel Marcia'a pain as Ms. Paulson shows her skills to the fullest extent.
The thing I most enjoyed in the episode is the "modus operandi" shown to us in the court. So realistic. Very. Good.
"O ye who believe! If an ungodly man comes to you with a tiding, verify it, lest ye smite some folk unwittingly and afterward repent of what ye have done." says the Gracious Koran in the 6th Verse of the 49th Chapter (The Dwellings) on the matter. Amen.
Their degrading Marcia by labeling her acts while digging up her arguably "cloudy" past (or should I say "personal defaults / choices") is no merit as it is business that entertain its followers more than it does try changing them for the better.
So, if I go to the press and confess to something terrible, they'd not wait for a second to think if that information can hurt the society in anyway possible and they should pass it on to the police. This is well- projected on the example of Marcia in this episode. Very good.
Media is a power. And it can make someone seem guilty when not, vice versa. And this is also reflected very well.
"This is exactly why I don't like to get famous!!1!" can I hear people saying...
"We don't want work ethics, we want a 'tender-hearted' media with a sense of justice all across the world!.." is what I derive from this episode.
The density of drama escalates to the point that we feel Marcia'a pain as Ms. Paulson shows her skills to the fullest extent.
The thing I most enjoyed in the episode is the "modus operandi" shown to us in the court. So realistic. Very. Good.
"O ye who believe! If an ungodly man comes to you with a tiding, verify it, lest ye smite some folk unwittingly and afterward repent of what ye have done." says the Gracious Koran in the 6th Verse of the 49th Chapter (The Dwellings) on the matter. Amen.