The Crowded Room Ending Unpaid Depth Real Meaning Explained

The Crowded Room Ending Unpaid Depth Real Meaning Explained, The Crowded Room's ending marks the return of a character and also brings full closure to Danny's trial - here's what they mean for Danny's future.

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0:00 intro
00:54 unpaid dept explained
02:12 forgive her mother?
02:54 fireflies explained

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[ayah]

The people that gave it a bad critique probably don’t understand that we are suppose to be confused the first 5 episodes because we see everything from Danny’s perspective. So we are on the same page as him and we are going through the same confusion and confrontation he did. After the fifth episode we start seeing the truth, it fills in all the empty holes in Danny’s memories. This is an incredible show that has so many hidden meanings also. Truly a masterpiece and deserves so much more recognition. If only this show dropped on Netflix or hbo with a good promotion team

[JamesWaqar-fm]

So, two theories correct. One that Adam was also an alter. 2. For Adam to exist before marlin came, it meant something had happened before too and it was his father. I was so glad seeing that he did not simply forgive his mother. It won't be easy to forgive an accomplice of the crime specially if the accomplice is someone wo was supposed to protect you. During the last scene I kept waiting for a plot twist which I am so thankful, never came. It was one satisfying ending. All I want to say is, I hope no one, no child or adult goes through so much pain ever. I hope all parents have more sense than candy. This project really effected me deeply. Good work. Kudos to Tom and Amanda for such great acting. Hope to see this duo together again too.

[waqarmasood]

I felt such a strong sense of calm wash over me when Danny finished speaking to Candy. The writing team really did a huge service to affected people with that detail.

Finally, things are acknowledged. He is so mindful of himself now. He doesn't run. Feelings - at long last - can come and go.

I want to give a huge shout out to Stan's character (Danny's lawyer). Him having PTSD placed him in a special position to quickly learn the concepts of DID. Stan would understand that the human brain can dissociate instantly and against a person's control - something that isn't easy to get, understandably.

[royalsinside]

All in all, I enjoyed this much more than I thought I would after the first reviews came out. It's definitely not nearly as bad as they claimed. We get a really well told story with a few twists, but the highlights for me were the performances, especially Amanda's and Tom's. They shared a lot of minutes together on screen and definitely made the show go up a notch in overall quality.

It's worth watching, but I would have loved this more if it were eight episodes instead of ten, it got kind of dragged in the middle. The Rya centered and the courtroom (the one before the finale) episodes were fantastic.

[unpluggedsongs]

Great series, still don’t understand the critic hate. The ending really got me and made me emotional about the unpaid debt. Fantastic job from everyone involved in the production

[waqarmasood]

Danny really meant it when he said to Candy he was glad that she came because that was exactly what Danny needed to hear from his mother - an acknowledgment for the things that happened. And I'm also glad the writer didn't turn it so cliche ie. an adult child simply forgives their parents for being neglectful and abusive.

Also, Danny is totally giving me Van Gogh's vibes. For instance:

the colour palette used in the paintings was very similar to Van Gogh ie. light and vibrant yellows and blues

how he was allowed to paint in the mental facility like Van Gogh did when he was placed in an asylum

Candy noticed his best works produced during his stay there just like Van Gogh had produced many of his best works when he stayed at the asylum eg. The Starry Night

he also mentioned about looking out the window, liking the change of seasons and how art is therapeutic - these were all references to Van Gogh

Overall, I love this show. For once, I no longer associate Amanda Seyfried with Mean Girls.

[ror.]

I think Adam is Danny’s inner child, which each of us has. I think Rya realized this and so, when she looked back and saw Danny looking at her from the window, she envisioned Adam standing next to him.

In his mind as a child, Danny (“Adam”) believed that letting Marlin do whatever he wanted to do to him would make Marlin not leave his mom. Danny knew his mom did not want to lose Marlin and he did not want his mom to be alone. He sacrificed himself because of his love for his mom. Essentially, he created his alters to be his protectors because his mom could not protect him.

Even when he grew up, Danny was subjected to sexual abuse but he allowed it just like Adam did because he wanted it done to him; perhaps because he associated sexual abuse with love. In a way, Danny did not completely get rid of Adam even though he said he had to send him away.

I think Danny felt he owed his inner child for helping him survive but he never gave him a chance to be healed. Hence, he felt that there was an unpaid debt and it was his turn to be the guardian angel.

[theeditors]

I think those people must had been familiar with the story and thus felt it took to long. For me which was clueless it didnt feel stretched out at all. I loved it and didnt even get it until last epsiode that even Adam was made up what a shock!!

[burqawaliaunty]

The critics are smoking boulders. The show was good. I thought Dan and Rya were gunna kiss or something there at the end though. Lol.

[justwatcher]

I almost take it as she’s aware Adam was created when his biological father abused him. She never acknowledged the questions outright, just that he’s been gone a while, and was like “a psychologist you said” when pressed about him existing because she knew why

[christophermckay]

If this was on Netflix the awards would go through the roof

[ltetobago]

I don't see how this got bad reviews or caused confusion..it was exceptional and highly recommended 😊

[alaa]

I can't believe people judge a show with 10 episodes by just one scene!! They started making fun of Tom like crazy .. I see anyone who didn't like the show because they didn't understand it at all. As a superficial person

[MicahelWaqar]

Awesome show overall, I don’t get the ending though? What was happening between Rya and Danny once they hugged - or am I looking into it too much?

[alaa]

I swear, the show is amazing and all the cast performs wonderfully, not just Tom. I've watched it 3 times. Full of feelings, details and lessons

[maryamafzal]

watched this season few days ago.. literally Tom's acting was excellent 👌 and tht Psychologist Rya, really liked her character, how much concerned she was, even his own mother didn't come forwrd to protct him, but she risked her own career for this case.. i jst loved this show❤❤

[AMYV]

I enjoyed it more with every episode. I mean I stayed to watch it all so it wasn’t bad. Just got better half way through for me. I enjoyed it.

[owtena]

Amazing show! F*ck critics! People LOVES this show! Amazing actors, Tom's acting skills ... just wow! He showed his talent, so deep and emotional acting, his eyes said so much. Amazing!!! And I'll say it again AMAZING!!!

[yuliaalt]

For me this film is a real masterpiece! How many pain in this story..What does it mean, when children are in 'wrong family' and cannot protect themselves from sick adults.. This story is as hard as 'joker story'..The same tragedy...
Thank you for this work for all the team! Thank you, Tom, for Denny!

[waqarcpm]

Just for a moment I thought he made that reunion with Candy up and didn't really happened 😳 Just what he needed to move on. It was the last line of dialogue with Candy "trying again" that confused me.