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PhiloExplore what it would be like if the Allied Powers had lost WWII, and Japan and Germany ruled the United States. Based on Philip K. Dick's award-winning novel.
The answer, as with most subjective art forms, is nuanced. However, based on its compelling premise, intricate characters, stunning visuals, and exploration of profound themes, I believe “The Man in the High Castle” is undoubtedly worth watching, provided you’re prepared for a dark and challenging viewing experience.
When two SD commandos break into Tagomi's office to apprehend Baynes/Wegener, Tagomi shoots them both, killing them. Tagomi, a devout Buddhist, is horrified by the act that he has committed and goes into a spiral of despair and guilt. Baynes/Wegener is thankful that Tagomi saved his life, but does not know how to offer support to the grieving man.
