This seems like a show about Politics and Capitalism but it's much deeper than that. It's about character. The good, the bad, the evil. It's also about the evolution of character as the education of the protagonists is pummeled with facts, not myths.
The main characters are drawn realistically, complete with human strengths and weaknesses. The two women, Claire and Chloe stand out most. Claire as a servant to her bosses dictates who slowly, almost too slowly, sees the light. Chloe as the fierce daughter who loves and respects her father and pursues justice while her mother dithers.
Where the series fails is in it's cop out ending. Instead of a resolution and justice we get a maybe. Are they setting us up for Season 2? Apparently not.
The main characters are drawn realistically, complete with human strengths and weaknesses. The two women, Claire and Chloe stand out most. Claire as a servant to her bosses dictates who slowly, almost too slowly, sees the light. Chloe as the fierce daughter who loves and respects her father and pursues justice while her mother dithers.
Where the series fails is in it's cop out ending. Instead of a resolution and justice we get a maybe. Are they setting us up for Season 2? Apparently not.