Merlí. Sapere Aude

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Merlí: Sapere Aude has been a series that I really enjoyed. The continuation of Pol Rubio's story at university has been interesting and entertaining, with memorable characters and deep philosophical reflections. However, there are some aspects that didn't quite convince me. One of them is the creation of temporary couples that go nowhere. A clear example is the relationship between Pol and Rai. We are introduced to the possibility of a romance between them, the sexual tension and Pol's doubts are played with, but in the end nothing materialises. I found this a little frustrating, as it creates an expectation that is not fulfilled. Another Another point that left me wanting more is the open ending that is given to some of the characters is the open ending given to some of the characters. We are not shown what happens with Bruno, nor with Rai, nor Bolaño. I would have liked to know how their future after everything they have lived through together. In overall, Merlí: Sapere Aude is a recommendable series, but I think that it could have been could have been even better if these small inconsistencies had been avoided. inconsistencies.