The show centers on a missing woman and the investigation, with some focus on gender issues and societal pressures. While there is clear representation of female characters and themes of domestic abuse, the story mostly keeps its focus on the true crime genre without overwhelming the narrative with ideology. Some viewers might see moments where identity is prioritized over complexity, but it's not predominant.

The series explores dysfunction within family and society, and critiques institutional ineffectiveness. While, at times, it highlights issues with traditional social roles, it doesn't overtly mock or subvert religious or family values, though themes like domestic violence and gender-based critique are clear throughout.

Alternative viewpoints, particularly about traditional roles or law enforcement, are mostly presented as flawed or inefficient. Dialogue tends to align with contemporary expectations around gender and justice, but the show refrains from turning opposing viewpoints into outright villains or caricatures.