s01e11 — A Hundred Echoes

I was wondering when the wild animals would appear, and here they are.

And I liked it.

I associate this series with moments from the computer game The Long Dark.
Literally by the fact that there, too, people crashed on a plane, trying to survive, and now there are wolves.
There is an assumption that the authors were inspired by the game, or simply filmed the game.

I honestly didn't expect her to kill the wolf with a piece of glass, I thought he would kill her.
I wonder what will happen in the finale.

In the fight, Turner and the wolf were rooting for the wolf 😕

I remember when the series hadn't been released yet, its rating was 4.54. Now it's rapidly approaching 3.1... Let's see how the series ends, and then we can talk about the final score, but obviously it won't be more than 3.

I'm shocked 😱 she's gone so far that now horseradish will find a weirdo with broken bones (mountain climber) 😆 If all this is perceived as a comedy, otherwise this series cannot be evaluated, then even nothing)))

For some reason, at the moment when she went out on the highway, I had a thought - and now she's going to be killed by a trucker on a huge truck... An epic ending... I would be... But noooo))))

The video release format is quite interesting, but not new, as is the plot itself. I'm already on episode 11, but the series doesn't catch on at all. I look purely at the background. I hope that something not trivial awaits us in the final.

And yes, watching it on my computer was my main mistake.

The creators found a way to make the series even more unreal - the fight with the wolf - and the mirror finally came in handy, which she carried with her all the way.

And why is the 11th episode the last one, if there are 12 of them?..

The essence of the series was clear in essence from the first episodes: the one who wanted to die the most will fight for life) the irony of our life) but after such an adventure, we must go back to the clinic for mental treatment...

The smartest thing was to throw away the stick, throw away the shard.. After all, there was only one wolf in this huge forest, there was nothing more to be afraid of.

Bad, very bad. I left the disabled man on an open piece of land, not even under a tree, so that he would be blown to death or washed
away by some kind of rain, and I left a sleeping bag (well, OK) and a backpack with at least some supplies. Of course, it's a 5-minute walk to the road, one foot here, the other there, fuck my backpack

I fought off a wolf once, wasn't it my fate to take a stick with me?
Why did you throw away your jacket, is the sun hot?
I was also surprised that she didn't get lost in the woods, but clearly got on the road.

How did they even know there was a road?? It's like they crashed in their native lands, by God.

In general, of course, all this can be attributed to stressful conditions, the brain probably didn't cook there at all.
But still, there are a lot of questions.

And cherry: Dude pukes blood
girl: What's wrong with you? Are you feeling ill?

Why is there so little on earth in the forest? Why is the wolf alone? Why is he running slower than she is? And why is he so frail?


How was she going to find a friend where she'd left him?

The river is 2 meters high, but she managed to roll all over there 🤦♀️

I'm surprised myself, but I don't feel negative about this series or the series as a whole.
I even understand to some extent her irrational actions like throwing out a stick or glass, even her clothes, which she did not pick up. I've never been in that situation myself, but it seems to me that she's just losing her mind from everything she's been through. Therefore, after killing the wolf, she did not even try to think logically, like to stand up, assess the scale of the tragedy, cling to the fragment as her only weapon, pick up her clothes. It seems to me that she just wanted to go somewhere, the main thing is to get away from all this. I think from the point of view of realism and even psychology of behavior of the most ordinary person, everything would have happened approximately the same if such a situation had been in reality. It's convenient to talk about survival when you're safe, warm, in a good mood, and not even hungry. And what did people expect from Turner's character in this situation if they were actually there? Make a wolf skin for himself, sharpen a stick with glass, go hunt all the cattle in the area and sleep in the corpses of horses? Well, like survival, all the crap. Of course, most people would just try to get somewhere without thinking about anything.

I still can't understand why there's so much negativity about the series, I really like everything. Even the fact that she defeated the wolf, why do you think it's not real? Anything can happen, and it's clear that fate is on her side.
A brief summary of the series: the girl wanted to die, but life had prepared something else.

She killed the Lady!

went to kamentary, kab ubachits words great lutavolka and Sansu. 😅