Injustice Justice

                                            "Injustice Justice"

                 White bear is the name of the episode in a Netflix series called “Black Mirrors”. The story begins with a disoriented woman, Victoria, in a chair. The woman has multiple “clues” as to what happened to her such as the as scars on her wrist, pills on the floor, and a picture of a little girl. The audience is forced to believe that the woman possibly tried to kill herself and that something happened to her daughter. The show goes on to show people acting like zombie but instead of eating your brains, they’re recording you. They became that way because of a signal that was broadcasted that triggered something in their brain. This makes them become mindless individuals that can only filmed and recorded. We’re later told that it was all not real. None of it. The truth was that Victoria and her fiancé kidnapped a little girl and killed her. Victoria did not partake in the action of killing her but she recorded it. The community felt as if they deserved justice for what was done to the girl. So every day they stage the day. She goes the day trying to figure out who she is, why is she being chased, why are people recording, the evil truth, and being forcefully shocked to sleep while people stage a scene that will leave you wondering. They call themselves White Bear Justice Park but is it really justice. Victoria loses all her memories besides the constant glitches in her brain where she sees the images of the little girl. Is that justice? The line between right and wrong lays thin.She is constantly going through hell while people stand of the sidelines recording just like today’s society. Often times when something happens the first thing a person does is pull out their phone to record. When a fight breaks out no one tries to break it up. You’ll most likely hear someone yell “WORLDSTARRRR” as someone gets stomped or jabbed. The person could be bleeding to death but no one stops to help. No one says “Hey, maybe this is wrong.” They disregard right from wrong just as the people did that recorded the helpless woman in White Bear.