The second episode of Season 2 of 3% gave me something I've been waiting for: a closer look at what life is actually like in the Offshore.
I found Rafael's story particularly interesting this time. During the first season, he wasn't always the easiest character to trust, but seeing flashbacks of his first year in the Offshore helps us understand him a little better. It's fascinating how reaching the place everyone dreams about doesn't necessarily mean finding happiness or peace.
Meanwhile, Fernando is dealing with his own complicated situation as he reluctantly helps young people prepare for The Process. I liked this part because it shows how difficult it can be to move forward after experiencing something that completely changes your perspective.
What keeps me watching this series is the contrast between the promises of the Offshore and the reality of the Inland. The more we discover about both worlds, the harder it becomes to see either side in simple terms.
This episode was a little slower than some of my favorites, but I appreciated the character development, especially Rafael's. It feels like the story is preparing us for bigger conflicts.
My rating: 86/100 ⭐
Images: Three images from IMDb
Source: IMDb — 3%, S2E2, “Chapter 02: Toaster”
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8343068/
Rating: 84/100
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