Anyway, maybe I’m reaching a bit but I do sometimes imagine I’m wearing that suit and it helps. If you want to binge it too it’s on Prime Video.

7) When she miraculously returns to her future, she finds it irrevocably changed. Her son is not the same son she left behind. She has only the memory of him now to love — Echoing the realization that the person we are separated from will never again exist in the form we long for them to be in.

6) As the series goes on she fights everything but begins to see beyond her ingrained beliefs and eventually allies with those once considered enemies, working together for a different kind of future. — Mirrors how grief can transform us and lead us to unexpected sources of healing and connection.

5) One of the main sci-fi elements of the show is a technologically advanced suit. The suit is capable of protecting her from almost everything and wearing it is the only way she survives at first. — Symbolic of our own psychological defenses and emotional armor needed in the early days of grief.

4) Meanwhile, the protagonist maintains a connection to a younger version of whom is responsible for who and what she became in life — like the higher self that has always guided but really comes through in those truly darker moments.

3) The show's "terrorists" - freedom fighters strive to change the past to affect future events —our own psyche's desperate attempts to rewrite history, to undo the choices and circumstances that led to our loss or guilt or regret.

2) She spends her days desperately trying to return to a time when she can be with the person she loves most, her son. She is unable to accept that such a return might be impossible —Like someone deep in grief.

1) It’s really about a woman suddenly thrust into an unfamiliar reality where she experiences that untethered feeling where past, present, and future blur together —The same disorientation that comes with loss.