The show makes identity and trauma the focal points, with multiple characters defined more by their backgrounds than their personalities or arcs. Some viewers may interpret this as prioritizing current ideological messaging over nuanced storytelling, leading to a sense that certain character choices are box-checking rather than organic to the plot.

Traditional family, religious, and gender values are frequently questioned or depicted as problematic, while modern perspectives are presented as more evolved. While this may appeal to some, it could be seen as rewriting or undermining the cultural context the story is set in.

The narrative rarely provides space for alternative worldviews, instead portraying dissent or traditional perspectives as outmoded or even villainous. Internal debate is minimal; almost all 'positive' characters share similar progressive assumptions, limiting genuine pluralism.