Like the previous episode, this one deals with the ramifications of a survivor society. But while that episode considered the ongoing emotional trauma of the survivors, this one considers the destruction that can be caused not by the monsters, but by the humans with tunnel vision.
The episode is exciting, tragic, and surprising. It also functions as a pretty good critique of the destructive power of religion in society, although that probably wasn't the author's intent.
It's also an episode that lets you know; this series is willing to break some very important eggs to make their omelet.
The episode is exciting, tragic, and surprising. It also functions as a pretty good critique of the destructive power of religion in society, although that probably wasn't the author's intent.
It's also an episode that lets you know; this series is willing to break some very important eggs to make their omelet.