the ending of the first episode was so....
the way the camera shook and the way the panic was oh so evident on tanrak's face...especially after he noticed the crowd of people who were simply waiting there to accuse the two boys of something that they possibly won't even completely get the chance to talk or explain about.
it's the pivot where the perspectives subtly shift, barth, the one who is prejudiced against and tanrak, the ultimate rule follower- colliding in this unfortunate incident where bias will precede actual fucking logic and communication as time goes by.
the conversation about the man (tanrak) going to heaven, getting led astray by "devils" (barth) happening mere days ago infront of the boys only for such situation to occur for the crowd to simply stand there, waiting to fit the two boys in the imagery in the coming future.
it's the fear on tanrak's face that scares me the most cause this is probably the first time that he'll actually stand on the side that didn't follow the rules and he's dreading the uncertainty of the judgements that might be made against him especially since, it's the one institution to which he has been giving his everything to.
