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THE RTÉ DRAMA Amber came to a conclusion last night with its fourth and final episode. The short series about a young girl that goes missing after she sneaks off to town was a hit with viewers in terms of ratings, but the content fell short for some.
The series ended rather ambiguously, with the official Twitter account explaining that it was an attempt to give viewers a glimpse at what it may feel like to suffer such a loss.
Well, that didn’t go down so well, and Twitter went through the five stages of loss regarding their four-hour investment.
Saturday 16 November, 2024
Saturday 16 November, 2024
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People are REALLY frustrated with the conclusion to Amber
THE RTÉ DRAMA Amber came to a conclusion last night with its fourth and final episode. The short series about a young girl that goes missing after she sneaks off to town was a hit with viewers in terms of ratings, but the content fell short for some.
The series ended rather ambiguously, with the official Twitter account explaining that it was an attempt to give viewers a glimpse at what it may feel like to suffer such a loss.
Well, that didn’t go down so well, and Twitter went through the five stages of loss regarding their four-hour investment.
1. Denial
2. Anger
3. Bargaining
4. Depression
5. Acceptance
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