El Clon - No es un Final Feliz Concluyente

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    Para empezar, volviendo a la investigación que mi equipo descubrió para la presentación de “Los Diferentes," la mayoría de las respuestas negativas de la audiencia para El Clon se relacionan con la decepción del final de la telenovela. Hay muchas comparaciones con la telenovela original, O Clon, y declaraciones sobre cómo el final fue inconcluso y insatisfactorio. Muchas telenovelas, después de todo el amor, la muerte, las peleas y los engaños, terminarán en una gran boda feliz. 

    Después de 183 episodios, hay mucho énfasis en con quién termina con Jade. Daniel y Lucas están en la boda del tío Ali (ahí está esa boda) y Daniel casi encuentra a Jade, pero termina escapando con Albieri para que no lo encuentren y lo lleven a prisión por crear un clon. Aquí es donde se vuelve confuso. Dora se queda esperando al regreso de su hijo, Daniel, pero no sabemos qué pasará. Al menos podemos ver a Lucas y Jade juntos al final, como se predijo. Puedo ver que esta es una televenola realista porque el final es más como una comedia de situación que como una telenovela dramática. Las escenas van y vienen entre los personajes y muestran sus finales “felices." Hay un montón de cambios. Esto hace que sea difícil concentrarse en personajes específicos y llevar el drama real al final. No hay revelaciones de secretos para sorprender a la audiencia. En general, esta telenovela es definitivamente entretenida y aunque cada episodio tiene drama, no es necesariamente dramático.

    En conclusión, creo que el valor de esta telenovela viene de sus mensajes. Mientras que el final no es tan satisfactorio, la telenovela, en general, destaca muchos temas realistas importantes que he mencionado antes con respecto a la religión, las drogas, el abuso y más. Esta es una buena telenovela para aquellos a quienes les gusta el drama, pero pueden asustarse al ver programas con violencia y oscuridad.

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