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This post contains Spoilers For the “ordeal of innocence”.

The contradiction between the exciting, optimistic inhabitants Lucy (Ela Burnil) and The unforgettable arid lands in “Fallout” are a great force practiced by the initial video series. Burnell expressive eyes transmits the tender hope, which is crushed over and over again during its journey through the scene after the nucleus, which features a set of horrific threats. At some point, these eyes themselves are narrow in anger, because Lucy is not afraid to answer uncomfortable cruelty with similar feelings. This division makes Lucy a complex hero “Fallout”, where she can now find her feet while she is no longer blinded by unrestricted or protected illusion. Years before “Fallout”, Burnil played another figure who wears her emotions on her jam – tragic Hester Agel in the BBC delivery to Agaha Christie “The Perfred”.

This is Christie’s novel in 1958And the warrant fans of the author were not sure of the unequal psychological aspects of this interesting imagination. The novel opens with the arrival of the Geophysical scientist Arthur Calgary to the former crime scene, where she was subjected to some Rachel Arjil to death two years ago. While Rachel Jaco’s son was accused of crime (and he died in prison shortly after), Calgary claims that Jaco was innocent, because he realized it too late for it. he The man was the man’s food that night. The Argyle family is still not used because of this revelation, but the possibility that the murderer is generally pushing the events towards a new police investigation.

This initial hypothesis alone is great to coordinate a limited chain, which BBC One benefits from the “plot of innocence” in a great way. Although there is a lot that we must love here, the three -part story also means their tearing brackets, which have been found by characters who have little to present only the fact that they are all morally doubtful. While such moral voids can undoubtedly be interesting, the “patent” is a little dependent on the staff (Matthew Jude!

While Christie’s book opens the view of Calgary (with a lot of focus on his guilt and his failure), the show opens with Jack (Anthony Boyle) on charges of murdering his mother brutally, Rachel (the advisor). Jack died in prison after 18 months, but these tragic events do not deter Rachel’s husband, Liu (Negi), from engaging in his former minister, Jinda (Eve), shortly after. The rest of the children of Argyll, including Purnell’s Hester, are completely destroyed by the tragedy, but they are forced to withstand a new figure for mothers who are easily disturbed during conversations. Only when they think things cannot get worse, a stranger called Calgary (Luke Tredaway) arrives at the doorstep of their door, claiming that Jack may have been innocent all the time.

Director Sandra Goldbaba is making some changes to Christie, but most of them feel the confrontation, because they are rarely in line with the current hypothesis. As you can see, Christie’s characters in the “plight of Perons” are very defective, but they eventually deserve the sympathy of the circumstance even though they are not the best parents or girls. The BBC series draws almost each character as real interests, and the true concerns of the story turns into Milodrama very quickly, making it difficult to root for anyone. We know that the Rachel’s killer is waiting for these familiar faces, but almost everyone It seems able to do such hideous work at some point. In most cases, this moral mystery becomes urgent fuel for well woven fuel, but the BBC’s offer failed to benefit from it well.

It goes without saying that these parts of the original Christie may find that the changing identity of unintended or unconvincing murderers, but the “plot of innocence” of the BBC has some tricks. Really amazing production design, as ARGYLL is waving events such as a live or excessive feast in the senses. But this back itself is not reflected in the story, especially in the one that features great performance in all areas.

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