This story took place one night during the last night of the party that the prom family was watching.
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Mick was having a great time, Dawn was trying to immerse everyone in the ghost, Penny was lonely. Oliver was boring, Ralph was in his own world and Brian was hostile to all directions. , dipped in wine. Yusef is a mysterious non-English intruder (played by Bamshad Abedi-Amin). Who is believed to have found his way there from the local Immigration Detention Center?
Parish is the star of this episode and complements Shel Smith’s excellent evil energy. His character Brian started out as a bastard (as Ralph’s outburst summed up), but eventually became a real villain. When Yusef arrived, Brian turned out to be more xenophobic and violent than anyone else.
After learning that Dawn was not Ralph’s biological daughter and a semi-German. His noble criticism of “Little England” was exposed as hypocrisy. When an irrational Ralph was paranoid by the “Hope and Glory” soundtrack, he stabbed Yousef. And Brian jumped off his moral high ground and stabbed the knife in it. Before that, he took the opportunity to harass Yusuf, just like his wife did in the “Sailor’s Horn” series.
It may be an attempt to reconcile the remaining character with a downright person. To avoid accusations of the left-wing BBC’s bias, but ultimately the political views are not hidden. This episode uncompromisingly explores post-Brexit identity and division. First, it shows a specific version of Britishness, inspiring people to wave flags, hang flags. And congratulate themselves as part of the glorious British tradition.
Then… it shows they killed an illegal immigrant who may have been Jesus (Yousef played this part. Turned water into wine, miraculously restored the buffet he ate, was stigmatized, and was gone after Petunia died. Now in his illusion -Dennis Potter myth), and then they dispose of the corpse wrapped in the Union banner. So why are the cat’s feet round?
