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The Faraway Paladin Episode 1 Reaction (Patreon)

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2021-10-10 18:27:44
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A very intriguing start to this series. I like the premise and I am excited to learn about Will's parental figures' backstory. Did you enjoy the first episode of The Faraway Paladin? 

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Peacefinder Simply

It was a good episode, but still feel like it didn't introduce hardly anything so its hard to have much of a thought on it for now.

Anriku
>>69530464

I can understand your view point for sure. I think the purpose of it was to set up the mysteries behind his parents while learning the truth about them before or maybe even after he sets off on his own journey.

Thamor

My own guess will be for now that both Mary & Blood are Will's real parents and they made that contract to god of death so they can keep their child alive. And what did you say at the end of video "What the secret is, and Gus MARRYING Blood?" lol, what the hell didn't know the skeleton and ghost were married haha :D

Peacefinder Simply
>>69531829

We don't know if they are married or not(well i didn't catch it on a second watch either), Blood does seem like a mother figure while Mary a mother.

Waluigi

For the record since a lot of people get confused about this point, it's not Mater who purposefully burns Mary. If you read back what she says, it’s that Mary's body burns as a result of Mater's divine presence. If Mater didn't look over Mary while Mary prays to her, her divine presence wouldn't be there and thus Mary wouldn't burn. This means that Mater listens to Mary's prayers (further exemplified by Mater giving Holy Bread to Mary for Will's sake). So while Mary views herself burning as a punishment for her betrayal, it isn't a punishment directly dealt by Mater herself. It instead comes from the simple fact that as an undead, divine presences hurt.