In Season 3 of The White Lotus, intricate symbolism is woven through the Ratliff family as seen in their initial airport boat ride. Viewers have noticed how Saxon, Piper, and Lochlan embody the 'see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil' parable from Japanese tradition. Saxon represents blindness to his father's financial scandals, while Piper tunes out her family to focus on her own beliefs of living at a monastery. Lochlan, the youngest, is observant yet conflicted, reflecting a more complex interaction with familial dynamics while absorbing their traits.
Saxon, Piper, and Lochlan Ratliff embody the 'see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil' mantra, mirroring their complex fates and personalities.
While Saxon follows his father's expectations and avoids confronting reality, Piper shields herself from family issues, and Lochlan appears to be the critical observer.
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