Bye Bye, Earth Episode 9: Silence of Keys Unplayed

La relación entre Belle y Adonis continúa evolucionando, aunque comienza a tambalearse. El uso constante de metáforas, conceptos musicales y simbolismos sin explicaciones inmediatas puede dificultar la comprensión, incluso para quienes siguen la serie con atención. Gran parte del episodio se dedica a diálogos y reflexiones.

This chapter had a very somber tone. Adonis is a character who is completely shattered; I’ve grown very fond of him, and honestly, it hurts to see him like this—so frightened and vulnerable. Although what he tried to do to Belle was definitely wrong, it is clear that this world harbors a deep darkness we are only just beginning to uncover.

The dialogue in this episode feels really cryptic. There’s a lot of monologuing, exposition, and dialogue, and it feels a bit slow and difficult to understand. It’s artistically interesting but narratively confusing. Still good, though, and what I was able to understand was overall enjoyable. It also got suddenly dark at the end.

Honestly, this episode leaves you with a pretty strange feeling—like a sense of emptiness, and something a bit dark.

We are shown that Adonis is a completely broken character; as he refers to himself, "a partial corpse." He isn't alive, he isn't dead... what a massive curse, isn't it?

You can really see his desperation in the final minutes of the episode; he is slowly losing his mind.

This episode left me quite pensive, and we are already getting close to the end. I wonder what will happen to him and Belle.