5 Episodes in and all she does is cry. The entire series is one person cry-talking the whole time. Who thought this would be a good idea?

The first episode of the second season is one of the most visceral audio experiences I've heard. Fome solitude to uncertainty, this show builds tension through well-executed emotional vulberability--everything from the writing to the acting to the music is essential in conveing Chaika's fragile emotional state, and the poems of the day are such a clever way to add additional emotinal context. Can't wait for the rest of season 2!