American Perspectives: The Wolf

 

Once again, I apologize for not writing about some of the shows I've been watching in awhile.  Sometimes, I just don't know what to say, or I feel overwhelmed by the lack of time.  I said this before, I'll say it again: I'm going to try to do a better job of being consistent at it. Because I haven't been writing responses to my favorite shows in awhile, I will admit that this article may sound a little awkward and forced.  I apologize in advance.

 

So, let's get to it.  The Wolf.  I really liked it, and it ended up being one of my favorites.  I felt that Wang Talu's acting was a bit awkward at first, but I think that had more to do with the voice actor than him.  I felt the voice actor could be a little flat at times.  I feel this show has cross cultural appeal, and could appeal to the Indigenous American community, as some tribes have culturally significant relationships with wolves.  So, it would be a neat look at another perspective.

 

I did feel that Prince Bo could be a bit of a dick, and I understand the reason why.  He didn't want Ma Zhaixing to fall in love with him due to family complications.  But some of the moves he resorted to were seriously over the top.  He didn't have to take it that far.  I will actually write a little more a little later, but for now, I'm going to find a stopping place here.