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Klaus

Narratively, im not sure why they lowered the stakes by leaving children out of it, but it helps for me to feel more immersed in the show and makes it more real that your expecting one thing, and its something slightly more tame. Irl rumours can be falsified to make things more dramatic etc.

Clarkiie

I think Ada is on the list because she was on the family meetings helping run the "business" etc and I feel like Finn up until this episode was just a Shelby "soldier", like in other eps he gets asked to leave the room etc, I might be wrong but that's how I always seen it for him not being on the Vendetta list lol

jad hmadi

john and arthur should have killed the mom as well fuck it lol. She went and told her son how to hurt tommy which makes sense.

Zak

in the UK trade union membership is protected, you can't be fired for joining a union (or forced to join one), so Steph's old employer would have been in a fair bit of trouble if they were UK based. Trade unions in this country play a much bigger role than in the USA i think, for example giving massive amounts of funding to our centre-left party, Labour, who is currently in government and in percentage terms more than double british workers are in a union when compared to america. interesting cultural difference.

Lars Scheinert

i think ur forget that they killed lucas father AND his brother. The one who was with lizzie

Chels

I understand why you guys don't like shows where kids get involved and such, but maybe because of the philosophy I was raised on (that you shouldn't censor the world from your kids because it puts them at risk) I think I appreciate shows that are willing to touch on the most horrific realities. 😅 like, I don't like seeing it, but I think it's important to see on occasion. For eg. because my mom let me watch a lot of true crime growing up, they would explain certain red flags and warning signs of danger for when a kid was about to be abducted. And it wasn't the stranger danger b.s. they fed us in the 90s (I have qualms with how they teach you to just not trust anyone, rather than teach you how to know who to trust and when) but actual little behaviors to be suspicious of, so when it nearly happened to me and my friend, I was able to get us out of the situation. (Noticed things like one car circling the block over and over, and driving slowly past us before parking their car close by but kind of out of sight, so I made my friend come with me to the nearby gas station where we waited it out and let the adults there know we needed to hang out for a bit and try to call for a ride because we were just 2 girls who had to walk 1/2 a mile home. Though I wish now I told them about the car cuz it did find us again, but I pretended that a random house was my house and walked right up to the front door and went for the handle, so the car drove off) but there's other things too, like warning signs for SA, the differences between the 3 consents and how to know when you're not giving or getting them, stuff like that, but also the consequences of certain actions. Waging war isn't just gonna be soldiers dying, it's gonna mean essentially sacrificing women, children, and elderly. Gang fights aren't only gonna involve the gangsters who did wrong, but anyone who knows them and might be collateral, especially children. I believe that if we keep aware of the truth of the world, then we are more likely to change things and stay the correct course for longer periods of time (since history ALWAYS repeats) even if it's hard to see and hard to think about 😕 this is my personal reason why I heavily dislike the censorship of violence in stories and such, or the push for trigger warnings to be all-encompassing (when u write fanfics, it's not enough to say themes of sexual violence or something, a lot of people tend to say you should put very specific warnings and essentially give away the plot, and some say that it's not enough to have warnings, but that you shouldn't write about traumatic events at all, that it fetishizes and propagates violence) so ya, totally fair to not want to watch things like that, but that's my mini argument about why I think it's important to see how cruel the world is and try to prevent things like this from happening by educating the younger generations and such, cuz the further away from violence they are, the more likely they are to find it or cause it, as they say. As dramatic as this show is, I think they handle really hard topics pretty well and don't sugarcoat it, which I both hate and appreciate 😂 Arthur's story really got to me, but I'm glad for it. It alerted me to some stuff I needed to work on, and I also showed my mom so she could see what she didn't want to face about what I had done and kind of see it from my perspective a bit and we had a really good talk afterwards about what pushes a person to the brink, and how it's not just big explosive events, but rather thousands of tiny things that build up over time, so the thing that does break the camels back could be as small as one thing a person says or does by the end of it. They portray that SO well with Arthur. And I think people had problems with how Tommy handled him, but for Arthur, that's what he needed from someone. Sometimes, you don't want someone to shame you or make a big deal out of you attempting suicide. Sometimes that can hurt more than help, and it honestly doesn't work long term. Tommy making a joke of it while also giving Arthur a purpose and reason to live was the right thing at the right time. Ach, such good subtle writing. So I think it's the same energy with kids getting involved. The writers aren't gonna do it until it has a very real impact and meaning, but they will include the dangers so we don't forget that that's real, and that is the best kind of writing imo. 😊 but ya, I don't think it's good for anyone's mental health to watch/read only traumatic stories. Needs to be a balance

🪼 Isha 🐾

I really want you guys to watch dragon ball z. I wish a slot opens up soon

kinetic98

Game of thrones taught me not to trust Littlefinger

Ubong Peter

This eye for an eye made me remember Damon from Vampire Diaries, his own form of revenge against the people that did him wrong was to kill all their family members and leave just one alive, let that one person have a whole family and then kill all of them and leave one alive(continues the cycle) 😭 if that isn’t the sickest revenge I’ve seen I don’t know what is

V

And Luca’s father killed Grace