The Meaning Behind “Baby Reindeer" | Netflix
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When a struggling comedian shows one act of kindness to a vulnerable woman, it sparks a suffocating obsession which threatens to wreck both their lives.
The way she says "And they fought a lot, you know?" just broke me.
This BROKE me. Man oh man how in the hell did he make me feel this for her. Just they way she says ‘when they fought…’ God. In that one moment everything Donnie felt makes sense.
‘You mean so much to me.’ 😢
"It means so much to me.
You mean so much to me.
I've got to go"
Even when I hated her character, this scene made me fkin cry 🥺
Her voice in this scene made me cry so hard.
I do wonder how things transpired in reality. He's quite a remarkable man to be able to see through the truly despicable elements of her character to the sad, broken woman inside. It's just such a sad story.
Imagine how bad the fights could have been between her parents for her to imagine that the stuffed baby reindeer would help protect her from the toxic environment. Then she finds a man that gives her that same feeling of being safe and she desperately tries to hold onto him but her twisted mind altered from a toxic environment in a developing stage of life just ruins that. This is why we have therapy/ counseling. We help to balance this so we can function and understand. Great movie. Very enlightening for many I’m sure.
Not enough credit given to Ólafur Arnalds for this amazing composition.. what a beautiful piece to end that show.. this scene left me speechless.. how could I felt some sympathy for her after all she has done? I think we're all human and deep inside she was suffering and needed help the most.. always hope people get the help they need ❤
Great acting. Can't say I felt too bad for her after everything she did, but I always enjoy it when you see the curtains fall back on a monstrous character like this and you see something remotely emulating humanity. Considering how the protagonist in this show had been seen with many of his flaws, but was overall a good person. It was a good mirror to see this awful human being be treated with the same layer of depth and realism.
Still a psychotic nutcase, but this scene more makes one feel a bit of sympathy. It's a nice touch that they linked a mental health organisation at the end too, no one is born bad, they just turn out that way if things are left untouched. Great show, a bit weird, but great. I'd recommend.
i didnt think she was a monster, she was a broken human being, a woman whos incredible intelligence went agaisnt her her whole life, she was top of her class at lawyer university, but in the end her traumas made her use that obsessive academic intelligence to fabricate a very vivid fantasy that was better than her real traumatic life. life broke her, i think it goes to show how tragic her story is, and how we are just byproducts of our life circumstances, she wasnt a monster, she was just a victim of life's circumstances and that made her seem like a monster, but in reality all monster are born from trauma and hurt.
@@oliverjones2426 The reasons are always there to justify why we are the way we are. But at the end of the day, she made someone else's life miserable because of her obsessions. Mental illness isn't something we can lean on, I think she's someone who clearly needed help, I'm not saying I think she's evil, just what she did was monstrous, attacking his personal friends, family, all to get to him. There's no excuse for that.
@@oliverjones2426 Literally nobody would say this if the gender roles were reversed, especially with the groping sexual assault.
Can’t look at the word curtains now in the same way
@@stevenlindsay23LMAOOOO I was about to say the same thing. Like let’s not use the word curtains when talking about this show anymore no matter how it’s being used in a sentence 💀
Martha is proof you can be hurt, hurt by others, had a rough life, a hard past, you can be broken, vulnerable and in need of help with no one to give it to you. But just because you are all that. It still doesn't mean you can get to drag others down with you and get them hurt just because you're hurting. And that's what she did to Donny.
The way she said the meaning behind the nickname, and right after "I hugged it when they fought, and they fought a lot, you know?" Just broke me. Any adult who lived in a disruptive home because your parents fight so much knows how much scars you can have as an adult. Dont excuse her, but I feel her pain.
I understand her. May God heal all the souls who’re suffering out there. I see her, I feel her.
The whole time i thought she was just a regular, crazy, obbesive stalker and then knowing that he reminded her of the one thing that meant her whole world as a child and the only thing that mattered to her was that reindeer that looked like him is most reason why she was so obsessed with him and knowing how genuinely sad that was, because she wasn't crazy, she just wanted something to remind herself of that best moment that she had a long time ago. Truly depressing.
I think Darrian was the true villain since the beginning in this series / Real life
You mean Russel t. Davies….. ALLEGEDLY
No shit Sherlock
@@Gotenks7Kidwhy are you spreading bullshit?
@@Blitz-ww8kh so just because you haven’t heard the theory (a theory I believe, but hold the caviat allegedly) you accuse me of spreading BS?
Either get up to date, do a tad more research or just ask for clarifications.
The man was asked about links people on Reddit had made between his career and living locations, and the given details from both the stage play and Netflix show.
In response Davies only said -paraphrasing here- Netflix didn’t do a good enough job hiding the identities in that show.
The man has also claimed he is “untouchable” and “people don’t tell me no”.
Believe me (or don’t) the list goes on and on.
Enjoy the rabbit hole- and kindly get off your high horse.
I think it’s the trans woman girl that was the villain. well Martha said that her toy reminded her of him so it’s kinda weird idk weird ending
I don’t know what it is about this scene that gets to me more, her monologue or his face.
Whoever directed this needs an award
This shows what a comfort he symbolised for her 💔 I really wonder if this was a verbatim message, it seems too empathetic not to be
Baby reindeer is a metaphor used here to represent her comfort against adversities. And to call him her Baby Reindeer comes to show how much he meant to her with all the things that happened in her past, and having his presence in her life now paved a future that she had long sought after: love ans security. Now that we know the backstory of why she called him Baby Reindeer, take back to the court scene where she was charged and sentenced to imprisonment, she cried out Baby Reindeer a few times not to call to Gadd but was in actuality to refer to her toy Baby Reindeer as to comfort herself internally.
Still weird but ok
Good job Gadd, almost cried at the end because I felt so sorry for her 😢
This is a great show
Quirky, relatable series with subtle surprise ending. Worth a watch.
How is it relatable. Suffering what he did
@@willwood7276 know many, including myself, who have had same or similar experiences.
@@willwood7276 LGBT wise it's very common. Tonnes of predatory gay/ closeted "straight" men who behave the way 'Darrien' did, and tonnes of unfortunate victims like Donnie and partners like Keeley and Teri who have to watch from the sidelines.
Quirky?? Wtf you should definitely watch the show my guy
@@willwood7276 This is more commonplace than you may realize.
I cried so hard with this.
This scene made me think of that quote by OrsON Scott Card “In the moment when I truly understand my enemy, understand him well enough to defeat him, then in that very moment I also love him. I think it’s impossible to really understand somebody, what they want, what they believe, and not love them the way they love themselves. And then, in that very moment when I love them.... I destroy them.”
Beautiful ending
Idek why i cried to this, martha was in the wrong BUT GYATT THIS GOT ME
Because deep down Martha is a sick woman who needed help that she never got.
broken... 😭😭😭😭
the piano behind...what is the name please?
Life story - Olafur Arnalds
Use "Shazam" or "google" to record songs, easy way to find the name of the songs you are looking for.
He does look like a baby reindeer too😩🥺🥺😢😢😢…I feel for Martha, she was wrong but she just wanted her baby reindeer🥺
i dont know why man but this does get to me you know..
just the realisation of what she did by getting her sent to prison, he ruined her life and he didn't mean to
Extremely sad 😔 😢
this show broke me
He became the abused and the abuser...
So her baby reindeer plush had a human face? That’s messed up!
Here I am crying hard but your comment cracked me up 😂
Che emozioni..❤
Monsters are created, not born. She is broken.
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😢😢😢
I hate the guy more then i hate the stalker, hes an idiot or slow or something, he deserves some if the stuff for playing along and not outting a stop to it sooner after he found iut about her criminal past so ...
Obviously you've never been a victim of abuse before dude. Of course you wouldn't get it
He is as broken as she is, but at the end the real bad guy was Derrian
@@cgi_angel6001 why does it matter,I have eyes and a brain, I can use my intelligence not like you guys , he even admits he played a part on it so are you judging him to you dummy.
@@tomasheredia9829 I agree, except I do ultimately think Martha was a villain in her own right as well... Obviously she started off as a victim, but she turned into someone who perpetrated evil and victimized someone else herself.
Um Did you watch the show?
OK, I just discovered this thing about a minute ago, so please explain this to me. Is this a series that sets up a female stalker character only to make her relatable in the last episode? Is this a WHOLE FUCKING MULTIMILLION DOLLAR PROJECT conceived, written, organized and executed with the singular focused intent to send the message that "this whole stalking thing that we feminist creators have been telling you is SUPER FUCKING WRONG for the last 20 years or so, well, it is actually OK when a woman does it"?
That couldn’t be further from the message of the show. It doesn’t absolve her actions at all. It’s about how the main character is so hurt by what’s happened to him that he was getting something from the stalking situation himself and now he sees something of himself in her. Watch the series before you spout shit on the internet
@@freem8son86 I asked a question.
@@Axacqk Pretty emotionally charged question by reading it. If you're going to make a point, just make it. Don't be a whimp and hide it behind the facade of a question just so when someone confronts you about it, you can retreat back behind it and say; "It was just a question." Coward move.
But it was a question. It is completely plausible that NETFLIX writers would do something like that. I wanted someone to tell me whether that's the case here, without having to watch the show myself to find out.
@@Axacqk I don't disagree there, I'm just saying it feels like you wanted to make a statement, but were framing it as a question so you couldn't be confronted about it.