Normal People
How hard can it be to depict two lovers that work so unproductively on their own but so armoniously when together?
Normal People plays us this world where life runs as normal. With two highschoolers, one of upper class and one of middle class. Trying to behave as normal as they can, **to fit in.
However, that pattern breaking is what makes this series stand by itself. It's all about the patterns both of them repeat. May it be that both of them get hit and bleed throughout some point or the fact that they both save each other. They are their best bet at safety, and yet they have dreams, like Normal People do. But following their dreams, going to Sweden works unfavourably for both of them in uncountable ways, and we, as the audience expect the same from this upcoming New York voyage. We know they are to love each other for a long time but whatever mayhem may uprise in the middle we are unsure of.
Normal People tells a beautiful Irish Romance\Drama TV Series with 2 HELL OF ACTORS: Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar Jones. I loved them before watching but after its impossible not to.
The cinematography works spectacularly as well, resembling with colors, composition and figure. A pattern that keeps on breaking and pushing for this tension whenever these two characters separate from each other. Like if this rope was loose when they are together and tight when stretched apart, both literally and metaphorically.
Will they be ok? I certainly wasn't...**