The series places significant emphasis on themes of identity and motherhood, and seems to choose diverse casting and modern social issues sometimes over consistency with the original source material. Some characters are given noticeably elevated roles or traits arguably for topical resonance, which can pull focus from organic narrative development.

Traditional family roles and concepts of motherhood are heavily reinterpreted, and masculine authority figures are often sidelined or portrayed as ineffective. The show's approach to parental roles and community feels driven by current ideological trends over classical moral foundations, possibly at the expense of grounded realism.

There is a dominant, progressive worldview present. Alternative perspectives to the show’s core messaging, especially skepticism of authority or the family unit, are generally unsympathetically framed or one-dimensional, leaving little room for sincere pluralism or debate.