Storytelling follows classic soap conventions of love triangles, manipulation, and emotional drama without any framing around systemic oppression, identity politics, or critiques of traditional norms. The premise explicitly leans on the gender-stereotyped idea that “women lie better,” presented as light entertainment rather than activist messaging.

This traditional focus on romance and personal drama keeps progressive themes entirely absent, resulting in a very low woke score. Casting and characters remain fully organic to the Lithuanian production and its source novel, with no race or gender swaps of established figures and no evidence of DEI mandates. Promotional imagery, such as a young woman in a schoolgirl outfit holding a bat and gun, aligns with longstanding soap tropes of cunning or vengeful female characters rather than any ideological statement. No creator statements, specific plot elements, or audience reception signals point to social justice themes, confirming the series stays rooted in conventional entertainment without modern activist intrusions.