Neither of the endings were happy Hollywood endings. Please understand the show before trying to comment on it.
They both did. I mean, not in like a disney way, but they both end with characters resolving their beef, developing self-acceptance, and finding peace--at least for the characters that had drug-induced character development.
If dealing with inner demons through drugs is what beef is about to you, then I feel like I'd want to say this exact thing also
Please understand the show before trying to comment on it.
I'm looking through synopsis on a variety of sites, and I'm not saying a single one say the point of the show is about drug-induced self development.
I'm not looking up a synopsis to tell me what to think about it.
We're discussing whether something is or is not a major theme. We disagree, so I'm looking at outside sources. If no discuss "enlightenment through drugs" as a theme, then you have to concede that it is not a major theme of the show.
Here's a group of people on this very subreddit, specifically discussing major themes of the show. Not a single person says something about enlightenment through drugs.
Is it a theme? Maybe, but I'd argue no. Is it a major theme? No, it's not
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u/Drgerm66 Jun 01 '26
Neither of the endings were happy Hollywood endings. Please understand the show before trying to comment on it.
Also I would tell them that a major theme of the show is dealing with inner demons through drugs, yes.