You're lovely.

Also sorry if none of that makes sense, I'm really tired hahaha

Thank you! I've been following the concept of the show for about a decade. Also, all those things? They're a part of life. We're in an imperfect, fallen world. Thinking that those things shouldn't be represented in good storytelling is dumb. And it's done so well and with respect to others.

Damn everyone loves my comment. Thanks for the love ^-^ you're restoring my hope ❤️

I appreciate you. ❤️

I'm a Christian and I LOVE the show. The idea of redemption after death? The way that angels are not shown as perfect beings, because duh, they aren't. And all the themes of mercy, grace, being there for one another and loving the unlovable? Like... come on, that's what it's literally all about.

Hahahahaa

I don't understand your references, but my condolences on you being cucked.

I get what you're saying but he was the main antagonist of the season. He was causing conflict and opposing the vast majority of our cast.
I guess I'm referring to how people think of protagonist, which is the heroic main character of the story. Which right now? Is not Charlie. She just started it.

Noooo.... Vox is definitely the antagonist of season 2. But yeah, 8 episodes isn't a lot of time to focus on everyone's individual arcs.

It. She isn't our protagonist, only the catalyst. I'd love to hear other people's thoughts.

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None of this justifies her actions but she's super naive. She has compassion, but no basis for empathy. She has drive but no clear direction on the HOW. She's experiencing all of this for the first time and CAN NOT COPE. She grows a little, then something big happens that crushes