Ep 3. You are me, I am you

Detention season 1 episode 3, "You are me, I am you," delves into the twisted past of our main characters. The episode kicks off with Fang taking a dark trip down memory lane guided by his hallucinations of "Miss Yin," who was once his art teacher. The audience is taken through a variety of disturbing flashbacks of Fang's childhood, which put his current state of mind into perspective. Meanwhile, Wei and the rest of the group get captured by the military, forcing them to divulge their deepest secrets.

The group's secrets are finally revealed, and we learn of each member's unique and tragic past. One member, in particular, has a dark secret that threatens to destroy the group's dynamic. As the secrets unravel, we see flashbacks that explain why they acted the way they did. Wei, in particular, shows his vulnerable side, and we get to see a new side to his character as he opens up about his past.

Throughout the episode, we see more symbolism, not only with the connections between the characters but with the art and music in the show. The episode is a masterful combination of an intense thriller, intertwined with artistic flair, and emotional depth.

Overall, "You are me, I am you" is a fantastic episode that skillfully uses flashbacks to reveal more about the main characters. The episode's pacing is excellent, and the twists and turns keep the audience engaged while leaving them wanting more. Detention continues to stand out with its beautiful cinematography and attention to detail, creating a world that is both terrifying and beautiful.