what's good for the goose... 🪿

It's a brilliant, powerful, and highly necessary drama.

It's both spartan and pensive, a juxtaposition of the innocence of the song and the profound grief the father (Stephen Graham) is experiencing as the lays face down on his lads' bed, the innocence of his lads' youth and also his own fatherhood so brutally wrenched from them.

2. The closing scene with a song by an artist named Aurora, 'Through The Eyes Of A Child'.

The camera pans to the scene of the crime as a cover of Sting's 'Fragile' plays out by Aaron May & David Ridley + choral youth accompaniment. It's both familiar and isn't. And haunts the scene it captures. I was floored by it.

Not getting ahead of meself, but if we beat Toon and Gooners drop points, then the conviction grows. Quietly it grows to a cresendo, we're gonna win the fukin league. 💪🏼🏆

Hurray, Norm is making the switch from the Musk-twatosphere to Bluer Skies.