So, I just watched the Last Act and I have thoughts and opinions on it, but I am going to hyperfocus on one particular little aspect and that's this little notion of suicidality that is brought up with Jax's Abstraction and how it fails for me as a person who has attempted twice.
First of all let's clear the air, having the (alluded to) transfem character fucking kill herself offscreen is really funny to me in a "Did JK Rowling write this shit" type of way.
Jax really didn't succeed for me as trans representation. There's the scene with Ribbit's bow and to me that just felt like a ersatz version of the ghost drawing scene from I Saw the Tv Glow, like a good moment taken from something else but replicated inferiorly. I wish this aspect of her character had been explored in more depth before she was taken out of the plot.
There is something interesting and tragic in internalized transphobia and repression that is touched upon in the episode, but only in the most unsubtle of ways. I mean, for fucks sake her femininity is represented by a maid outfit. Which, to me, is synonymous with an over-sexualized, terminally online view of femininity.
For many blooming trans women (myself included), a maid outfit and those striped miniskirts and thigh-highs were what the internet told us that "gender freaky" individuals wore. It allowed for a semi-ironic dawning of this skintight amazon basics attire to experiment with femming it up.
The film feels the need to throw away any subtlety and speak aloud this subtext; the maid outfit Jax literally says "oh yeah i'm just wearing this ironically..." It's like the writer is beating you over the head with a shovel.
DO.
YOU.
GET.
IT?
TADC's commentary on suicide isn't very interesting nor particularly subtle either. Abstraction in the last episode can be clearly read as a suicide allegory, and it doesn't really scan.
So, we see three abstractions this episode and I am going to try my best to recall the "reason" as to why each one abstracted:
Ribbit - Was pushed away by Jax; excluded from friend group; isolated self from others; died.
Kaufmo - Went crazy over the fake exit; had problems with Jax; died.
Jax - self isolated; ??? (offscreen); died.
Generally, what I found when rethinking over each character's "reason" for abstracting was that there was a need to show that the character was sad, or scorned, or depressed before abstracting. This depiction feels very trite, or cliched to how a "normie" would interpret suicide.
I'm not going to try to act like I am Jane Su Ecide (a professional authority on how this should be shown), but for me in my darkest moments there was a lot more going on into the "why" of killing yourself.
For one, when I tried to a thought that circled in my head was a sort of vindictiveness against everyone who hurt me a "This'll show em!!!" type of mentality, a way to get people to actually show compassion for my existence. Another brainworm that was floating around in those moments was a realization that I had no intrinsic motivation to live, and that the act of living itself was absurd or strange. The act of living was more odd and painful than just fucking dying.
So, what did I want from TADC: The Last Act? A one-to-one retelling of that time I tried to kill myself or that other one? No, don't misunderstand me. I do not bring up this example to be self-pitying or to say that it should've been just like this. What I am saying is that there were plenty of other underdiscussed or underrepresented mindsets and mentalities that could've been imbued into abstraction as a suicide metaphor with my experience as example.
To think that people just kill themselves because they are sad or nobody likes them is really tropey and shows a surface level understanding of the topic. TADC tries to pretend it has more depth than it actually does by referring to trite structures, E.G in EP 6 with Jax's whole archetypes speech. However, the Last Act really does fall victim to this triteness.
I have once fallen into this trap before. Being a trans women writing about closeted trans women, I had once before felt the need to confront trans suicide by virtue of the fact that I was trans and that I had to address this as a topic. Looking back at that work, it didn't really serve a place in the narratives that I had created and felt forced.
Others who had a superficial understanding of these topics thought my depiction was somehow deep or nuanced, but I don't think they were truely. It's really a shame how easily people are affected by claptrap emotionally manipulative bullshit.
I think Fire Punch does the topic of suicidal thinking amazingly, the act of living itself with all of the traumas and agonies that are actively burning you alive is what is painful. And yet, despite all of that when the main character actually finds an internal, intrinsic reason to live it really does feel like there is weight to it.
There's a myriad of other reasons as to why I disliked the Last Act, but this was the biggest and most personal to me. TADC is going to eternally be "Meet: Potential Series!" for me alongside Murder Drones. I just wish things had cooked a little better with a little more consideration.
Why Jax Is Nuanced Trans Rep But NOT Good Trans Rep (and what the difference is)
Hey guys. Not my usual content but I've been observing the discussions surrounding Jax being transfemme and I've gotta say... I agree with the people who say he's not good representation. Interestingly though, I haven't seen anyone discuss a particular reason as to why this is, and that reason (amongst others) is what I want to share.
Before I get into my explanation, I want to state that I am a transgender person! So to anyone who may find this and think I'm a cis person trying to speak over the trans community (which is an accusation I'm seeing flung at anyone who disagrees Jax is good representation) I am not :) I also want to state that while I believe I am correct, I understand I can not impose my beliefs on anyone. If you finish reading this and you still want to think Jax is good representation for whatever reason, you have every right to do so! All I ask is that you respect my perspective on this and don't attempt to change my mind, because as a trans person I am capable of deciding for myself what I believe is and isn't good for our community.
Now... One of the biggest reasons I've seen people claim that Jax isn't good representation is because his story is too ambiguous. Unless you are a transfemme looking for solidarity in characters or someone who keeps up with what Gooseworx says (because all the nearly-explicit confirmation of Jax being transfemme is of course not included in the show; sound like a certain creator who also likes to leave important character context out of the show?), it's easy to miss that he is supposed to be perceived as transfemme.
While everyone else's issues are made clear in a way that doesn't leave their issues up for debate (Gangle's issues with self-confidence and masking, Zooble's issues with body image, etcetera), Jax's conflict as a character struggling with his gender identity isn't ever truly touched on outside of Episode 9- and even then it's done in a way where Jax being transfemme is not the only interpretation. From the perspective of people out of the loop, I've seen assumptions that his conflict was with breaking the norms of masculinity and learning how to express himself without being seen as weak, assumptions that he grapples with his sexuality (in other words, a closeted gay man), even assumptions that his struggles are the same as Pomni in which he is acting the way he does due to inner conflicts of being seen as a child.
When a queer/trans character in your show is THIS ambiguous, it's safe to say they're not great representation, because their story is not being represented on screen in a way that is open and meaningful. Yes, I know creators have done this before under bigger networks to avoid censorship, which I dislike but understand. With Gooseworx working under an indie company I see no reason why she couldn't have leaned more into openly portraying the story of one of her MAIN characters instead of having him spend most of his screentime being an unreasonable asshole.
So that's two issues- ambiguity and improper buildup/exploration. My big issue with Jax being transfemme is that the kind of character he is is reductive to the image that the trans community needs right now. If you live in America or any place with major anti-trans movements occurring, you should well understand the image that transwomen (I switch to transwomen but transfemme is still applicable) face from conservatives and transphobes. If you're not aware, let me be the first to tell you that to these people, transwomen are seen as a danger to cis women (whether physically or socially) and will always be seen as masculine no matter how fem-passing they are.
I wonder who fits that description- a danger to cis women and perceived as masculine... Jax. It's Jax.
I have heard people say they like that Jax is an asshole because not every trans person is a good person. This is true. This makes Jax a nuanced portrayal of a trans character.
This (and the previous issues mentioned) does NOT make Jax a good portrayal of a trans character.
A good trans character is a character that does not perpetuate the stereotypes against trans people when it isn't really necessary. A good trans character has their transness visible in their storyline, whether it's in a casual way (such as in a trans character being out and comfortable with their identity) or in a serious way (as in their struggles and experiences are made clear to the audience even if not to other characters). An exception can be if the trans character is trying to pass as a gender, but if this needs to be handled even more delicately and still with visible, unmistakeable context to their transness.
EDIT: As I proofread, I want to add I am aware of the argument people have made in which they claim Jax doesn't need his transness to be visible because he is closeted/not aware of his identity yet. This is true ONLY IN RELATION TO THE PEOPLE IN HIS UNIVERSE. The people in reality- us!!!- should have gotten time to really see Jax's inner conflicts and turmoils past a few scenes in Episode 9.
So yeah... this is why Jax is NOT good rep, but rather just a nuanced portrayal.
I understand Jax is based on Gooseworx's experiences and self-perception. I also know Gooseworx has said Jax is not a good person and I respect her for admitting that instead of trying to make excuses for him. However, I believe Jax could have been better trans rep in an isolated series about himself (especially since it seems that's what the show wanted to be a good chunk of the time anyway) or better yet, if Gooseworx had just made an animated biopic about her experience as a trans person where she would have been able to thoroughly explore the themes and content she wanted to without having to worry about other characters.
Gooseworx said herself the show got bigger than she expected and she wasn't prepared for it, so I don't think she put much forethought into the way certain writing decisions of hers would be taken. I think she has the potential to write good stories and I would love for her to feel inspired enough to create again (because as a writer and someone who hopes to run a show I sympathize with her in some ways), but if that day comes I want her to do it with much more forethought to her audience.
TO SUM IT UP: It bothers me how many people are propping Jax up as "amazing trans rep" and such similar appraisals without acknowledging the flaws in his story and the stereotype he enables. I don't believe there is nearly enough positive, open trans rep in media (let alone animated media) for us to start giving flowers to the downright harmful portrayals.
I don't have much else to say on the matter. If you've read this far and agree with me, thank you for listening! If you've read this far and don't agree with me but still see where I'm coming from, thank you for listening! if you've read this far and don't agree with me and want to send some kind of hate comment, don't get too attached to the idea of a response because you will immediately be blocked! I don't have time to entertain people who can't have their attachment to a character without acknowledging their flaws.
After seeing the finale I still can't stop thinking about Gangle scene in Jax mind. I will not elaborate on it's meaning because idk (I have my own theory, but as a Jax fan, I don't want to make people angry). But I still want to criticize the inclusion of this scene in the movie.
TW: SA, r*pe mention
I saw many people comparing it with Stolas coercing Blitz and ofc they are right. Both are horrible. I even think that with TADC the situation is worse.
First: Helluva always was an adult show. We can say what we want about vivzie but even she was decent enough to put warning before every episode. She didn't deceive people into thinking it was for kids.
Yes, Goose said somewhere tadc isn't for kids but not everyone is chronicaly online, not everyone know english too. Besides, she knew kids are watching it (Bubble saying he can't wait for kids being traumatised).
Second: Stolas coercing is showed as something bad, even if it wasn't handled perfectly, sometimes even as a joke? Well, I never thought it's funny, but people propably were.
They're all living in hell so we know they have different morals than us (for ex killing other imps at blood moon festival). Stolas isn't really a bad person, but because living in hell + with royalty, and because of Blitz lies, he didn't knew from the start that what he do and how he is treating others is something evil. Finally he realized that, he even sang: if he's only here as a prisoner, what kind of monster does that make me? So even if there are some fans defending him, no one can defend his actions because even Stolas aknowledged what horrible thing he did.
With Jax situation is different. While it isn't something happening in real, only in his mind, it isn't showed as something bad. We don't know what scenes in his mind were about and even Pomni didn't react. That's why so many people are confused why it was there. Should it tell us something? Then it should be written as something serious. So is it only faservice? Something funny? It shouldn't be.
In my cinema only a few kids were laughing at that scene. The rest were uncomfortable. But I heard that there were many people in other cinemas who found this scene funny and idk if I should be angry. Maybe they didn't realised what they really saw? Well, I hope after yt release they will see what it really is.
And because of the scene being put as a joke, people already defend it: "Gangle wanted it, she was blushing", "it was only a proposition". And yes, it was like that with Stolas defenders too, but we had second season, where he aknowledged his mistakes, so no one can deny it was coercion. With Jax we didn't get that and we never will.
Third: why vivzie can be called out for making SA joke, but Goose can't? Ik it isn't about Stolas but it's about hellaverse. Vivzie made SA jokes. For ex. in Helluva it was the moment when Moxxie was SA'd by Verosika's group. In Hazbin it was some randoms dragging Sir Pentious to other room to r**pe him after he said he will sleep with everyone (we know he didn't mean it). Both scenes were played as a jokes and many fans hated it. I saw many posts calling Vivzie out and it was hard to defend this "jokes". Yeah, Vivzie fans tried to, but it was harder.
With TADC I feel that even giving a little criticizm is looked upon as something bad. We can't call Goose out without someone defending her or others ignoring our points. I already saw people saying that we are looking too deep in it, creator didn't want it to be SA joke, just silly flirting. They can't tell me that putting this scene here as it is wasn't intentional. But considering how all of this movie is, maybe they really didn't put any thought in it.
All this situation is so frustraiting for me. As SA survivor I would want people to put more attention to it, and I know many are already talked about it, but I feel like our voices are silenced by louder group of people praising every aspect of movie.
warning 4 TADC spoilers even though yall should be worrying about glitch being an abusive and misogynistic company instead 😭
Genuinely what the fuck. I thought the Portuguese(?) (or Brazilian I don’t remember) dub wouldn’t be all accurate but it’s still so fucking weird…
"Don’t act like you don’t like it sweetie."
SEXUALLL HARASSMENT???? GET YOUR FUCKING HANDS OFF MY DAUGHTER BITCH
Man Jax as a character feels like if Jimmy were written and watered down by vivziepop.
Yall are trying to make him seem complex and someone we should feel sympathetic for but its really not working
Especially when yall are making almost sexual harassment played for laughs and giggles??? Even if it’s not sexual harassment it’s still insanely- LIKE YOU LITERALLY HAD GANGLE TALK TO ZOOBLE ABOUT HOW SHE WAS TERRIFIED OF THIS MAN AND THEN YOU HAD TO COMPLETELY BUTCHER IT JUST FOR THE SAKE OF JAX FANSERVICE. ITS WEIRD.
This is the first part of three. This post will cover the show itself and the second will cover the fandom. The third will basically be a final thoughts post encapsulating all my feelings about the show.
Spoilers Ahead!
Jax
If you've glanced at this tag more than once you already know why everybody hates this purple rabbit, they're an misogynistic and transphobic abuser who is never actually held accountable for their actions in the narrative and reduces the female cast to characters flatter than a paper board.
Beyond that, the show seems to have an extremely hard time actually accepting that people are gonna view Jax as a bad person. They'll have them do objectively horrendous things but then play it off in the same vein as a cartoon. For example, sexually blackmailing Gangle, putting Ragatha in a deep fryer, and their many transphobic comments towards Zooble are all treated as funny gags for the audience to laugh at, while undermining one of the major philosophies the show is trying to push. The show says that Jax's view on nothing being real is wrong, but then actively supports it by softening the blow of all their actions with a cartoon tone.
Speaking of conflicting perspectives, Jax is given side character writing with main character attention. What I mean by that is that while their backstory is interesting, in a finale that is supposed to be centered around the circus and the show as a whole, the amount of screentime that their backstory is given feels... really weird? Like, this should've been episode six info not, finale info. This actively damages the ending because since we spent so much time on Jax, who doesn't contribute to the actually major lore (C&A) in any meaningful way, the world itself feels hollow and annoyingly unexplored.
Finally, Jax is kinda the best example of the show turning into, and I do hate to use this word, "fandomslop". Like, if you watch episodes four and five, and imagine that in between canon Jax was kidnapped and replaced with fanon Jax, their characterization actually feels like it makes sense. This happens to the show overall after episode five, but Jax was patient zero for sure.
I could go into more but I don't want to repeat what many people for smarter than I have already said about Jax, but they're just kinda the Stolas of TADC.
Ragatha & Pomni
Oh my sweet babies. This section orignally was going to be just Ragatha, but her and Pomni's issues really overlap so I decided to put them together.
Ragatha is really the best example of how this show randomly lost it's ability to like women. As said in a tweet by the Goose herself, episode five was supposed to be the Ragatha focused episode, and yet even the adventure itself isn't really related to her outside of the baseball segment. And that gets overshadowed with Jax in a maid dress!
In the first episode, Ragatha and Pomni really feel like they're going to be some sort of duo. Ragatha explains the circus and abstraction to Pomni, and they both participate in the whole Kaufmo debacle after Jax runs away. In the second episode it feels like we're going to get an interesting conflict between Pomni and Ragatha, with Ragatha's people pleasing being an obstacle she has to grow from in order to befriend Pomni.
Speaking of Pomni, you remember when it was set up that she hated being viewed as a child? You remember when Pomni had an actually interesting and fun personality. You remember when it felt like this show actually cared about fleshing out their female characters and not just having them be tools to exposit Jax's backstory? Good times, man. Good times. Not only would that struggle make Pomni feel more like a person, but it could allow more people than just Zooble to talk about the body dysmorphia that comes with being in the circus. I would love to learn about how Pomni feels about being trapped in such a childlike body, or why she hates being treated like a child. I know not every single detail needs to be completely analyzed by a story, but this is the main character we're talking about here, and I can name barely five things about her!
Female characters in the show in general seem to (once again) feel like fanon versions of themselves. Except, when I'm reading a fanfic written on Wattpad with stolen Jax fanart as the cover, that's not indicative to their canon selves. When a show refuses to flesh out characters that it's not interested in, then the entire world begins to feel flat and boring to anyone unfortunate enough to dislike what the writers are interested in.
Gangle
This is gonna be a shorter one since all the previous stuff said about female characters also applies to her.
After episode four Gangle is not allowed to exist beyond Abstragedy and Jax. I don't want to keep beating it into your head that Jax is a major problem of the show, but oh my gosh with Gangle it's 10x worse.
Starting with Abstragedy, while I do really like the ship, it's so boring to watch Gangle only be allowed to have conversations with Zooble and absolutely nobody else on the cast unless she's being bullied. How does Gangle feel about Kinger or Ragatha? Does she like them, dislike them, all we know is that she doesn't really talk to Ragatha and that's it. If you want Zooble to be a mentor (this is the best word I can think of right now sorry) figure to Gangle, why can't they also encourage her to talk to the other circus members? Even a cute interaction of Zooble trying to get Gangle and Kinger to chat would be nice.
Gangle is consistently bullied and sexually harassed by Jax and never is allowed to be anything but be scared or sad about it. Once again, I don't want to re-heat other people's nacho's but I don't think it would be that hard to let her be a little mean or happy about Jax's abstraction in the finale. Is that crazy to say???
Kaufmo
This is the last character I'm going to mention.
"What about Caine?" you say. "What about Gummigoo" you, yes, YOU yell. (Because we all love Gummigoo)
He encapsulates all of their issues to an extent never seen before.
What is even the point of him being friends with Jax? What was the point of him trying to find an exit? What's the point of both of the people who can see the "Exit" (Him and Pomni) being clowns? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. He's there to shake up the pilot and then any further information is for Jax angst.
This show has an insane problem of not understanding how to make leaving things unanswered work. Do we need to know absolutely everything about C&A? Of course not. But should we know the bare bones on why the company even exists and it's purpose? Probably so!
While Gummigoo becoming self-aware does foreshadow the SOMA theory thing in the finale, his entire impact on Pomni is only relevant when the story needs to pretend like she's been fleshed out. I'm not even gonna pretend like I understand the whole thing with Caine so I'll just shut up here.
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Okay, it's not just Tumblr, but I wanted a cool meta plot twist so shhhhhh.
You cannot convince me otherwise that TADC was re-written after episode 4. Jax, Kaufmo, and C&A all seem like proof that somebody at glitch saw fandom stuff, thought that was cool, and then threw out all the interesting plot stuff for something that would be really great... for canon-divergent fanfic.
I can't really think of a cool conclusion line, props to the people who are able to write this much regularly I don't know how you do it.
TADC gang at the end after putting living corpses of people who killed themselves that are implied to be stuck in their mindscapes forever in an aquarium and having fun with two dudes that are responsible for at least half of the things that happened (they found meaning in stagnant life or something)
WE SHOULD TALK ABOUT REAL ISSUES INSTEAD OF ONLY WORRYING ABOUT ONE ADULT PERSON
Now that I have your attention, I would want to talk about things in the finale that are really messed up.
Everyone right now are only worried about leak itself, Goose or Glitch when FINALE ITSELF IS THE PROBLEM.
I will not talk about plot, because let's face it, there will always be someone who will like it even if its boring and that's ok.
The thing I want to talk about are: dangerous message (especially for sui****l people), s*****al harassment scene and how description on theaters sites makes it a scam.
The points I will make are not something I came to conclusion by myself only. I read several opinions, posts and comments.
There will be: MENTION OF SA, SU****L MENTALITY AND SPOILERS UNDER THE CUT
DANGEROUS MESSAGE
Goose really fail to deliver the message. Instead of finding meaning in stagnant life what people got from the movie is: give up, there is no point or it's to late for you to find hope so better give up.
It wouldn't be so bad if it was only about circus crew accepting that there is nothing to do about their situation, but the way it is done looks more like: there is no hope in your life. Yeah they look happy, but somehow it just looks like it's forced to just make a good ending.
Considering that main message fail and that abstraction is for many allegory for giving up and suicide at the same time I get why people took it bad.
Jax fans have it the hardest right now. He was the character that needed to find meaning and hope the most. I am not mad he abstracted, but at the way show portrayed it. It was off screen, after no one gave a sh*t about him even if in episode 8 we heard several times how everyone are worried. We had hope for him, maybe he had too but it was just gone in this moment. Later Pomni is trying to help him so again we are hopeful and she is finaly reaching out to him. They hug and we are even more hopeful and Jax even said: "I don't want to go" meaning he really finally wanted to live. And what happened? He stepped on a granade? Movie showed us that even if we finally find a will to live, there is no hope for us, it's just too late. After crew put him in a tent, they just went on with their lifes as if it was nothing, they even looked happier without him.
If Goose wanted it to be considered as consequences of his actions, then it was the worst decision. It would suggest that people who made mistakes deserves to die, because they will never improve as a person. He didn't even apologised for things he has done, just abstracted as if it was na easy way out. And the others just forget about all sh*t he has done, so there were no consequences.
As many, I really relate to Jax (don't worry I am fine). Of course I am not a mean person and never bulied anyone. But I made many, many terrible mistakes. The ones that are unforgivable, which I can't undone. And I pushed many people away, the one I will never forget is my friend from college years. Similar to Jax and Ribbit situation, I shared a secret with her, that I was SA'd as a kid and how I was hipers****l as 11 old. Jax started to drift away because he was scared, I did it out of shame. And like him, even if on the outside I was looking fine, I started to have this terrible thoughts, if it wouldn't be better to just end it all. But after some time I found my hope, and it was better and better. Now I try to find hope even in the worst situation.
And what movie told us already? That for people like us, there is no hope. I will be fine, I already recovered and some stupid movie will not influence me that much. I am so hopeful that I even made my own continuation in my head in which the abstraction can be reversed.
But I know that many people took it really bad. I read many comments, posts and forums. I personaly was talking online with a few people considering giving up on life. That's how bad situation is. And right now it's driving me crazy, because on the one side I want to help but on the other I feel so tired. And the fact that it can be worst after theater release... I don't want to think about it. Even when something bad will happen propably Goose fans will not give a sh*t about it and will tell "if you k***ed yourself because of cartoon that's on you".
S****L HARASSMENT SCENE
I am talking about Jax and Gangle scene that was in Jax abstracted state. Gangle had manic episode after Zooble abstraction, so we know she wasn't in the right mind and grieving. Jax started flirting with her, called her kitten and invited her to his room suggesting it's for s*x. He never said why of course but it couldn't be anything else, because he already flirted with her and make her uncomfortable. The scene is on the lighter note, so it's not showed as something bad.
It's not something important for plot, it's just there. It doesn't even make sense, they can't have s*x in the circus.
We don't even know the meaning of visions in abstraction state. Are they intrusive thought? Fantasies? People are already wondering why someone put it the movie. If it was some sick comic relief? Then it wasn't funny, it's not something to laugh at. Maybe it's just a fetish from someone on the creating crew? Then we have Vivzie situation again.
Some will propably downplay it as not that deep or even will excuse it as consensual, but you can't tell me that you can give consent at manic episode after funeral.
The fact that a problematic scene like that is in the movie without any warning and for 12+ kids is unsettling. I feel bad for anyone watching it and feeling uncomfortable and for actors that will be playing it. My only hope is that in some countries maybe they will change the dialog so it would be a little bit better, but it's just hopeful wish.
MOVIE BEING A SCAM
It's something not as serious but I thought it's important.
First: the movie doesn't have any warnings and it's 12+. In prev episodes there was nothing suggesting that movie will have sensitive topics, so fans are not prepared. And not everyone will want to see them. Even if prev eps would be problematic, it doesn't mean you don't need to put a warning on the movie. And so many kids will see it. It's not a secret that most of the fanbase is really young and Glitch knows it. Not only 12+ but younger too, because age restrictinon if it's not 18+ is just a suggestion for parents (in my country you can't stop parent when it's his decision to bring a kid). I will never blame the parent, because there is no warning so how could they know. It's not like the show itself is something that kid couldn't handle (even that one Zooble suggestion isn't bad because kids either don't know what s*x is or think it's funny she asked that).
Warning being put at the start of the movie will not do anything when people can't return the thickets anymore.
Second: The movie description has nothing to do with what we see in a movie. It wasn't a big deal when trailers for youtube were misleading. It was funny. But when people are paying for it, we have a problem. You can't describe one product and give the other. It's just simply a scam. The same is when you put movie in theaters.
There are more issues with the movie so if you want to bring something else or talk about ones I brough up, feel free to do it in the comments.
I already tried to reach out to Gooseworx and Glitch but it looks like they don't seem to care. So many of Goose fans don't even want to see our point of view, they think we are only blaming her for the leak and want to harass her because we didn't like the ending, when it's not always like that.
What I am trying to say on Xitter gets lost in the void and I don't even know if I should still try to do something or give up and just watch what will happen.
Once upon a time in Belmark, the Ashworth’s were once known as a great and powerful family. But that is no longer the case. With the deadly assassin group called the Varia, killing off the potential heirs of the family, the future of the family and their country is at stake.
Milena Garcia is just an ordinary college student who tutors kids and lives with her dad. But all that changes when the Varia attack her. Saved by a group of mysterious men, she finds out from them that she is the Ashworth’s last heir and they are her bodyguards sent from the queen to protect her.
Characters
Note: Names are in LastName/FirstName format
Main Characters
Garcia Milena* - Heroine
Sawada Tsunayoshi
Gokudera Hayato
Yamamoto Takeshi
Hibari Kyoya
Rokudo Mukuro
Cavallone Dino
Side Characters
Mother - Ashworth Cordelia
Father - Garcia Neron
Best Friend - Nakamura Aiko
Varia
* You have the option of changing the name once you play the game.
Languages
English
Rating
Teen/PG-13
System
Platform: Windows/Mac/Linux
File type: .zip for distribution and .exe to start game.
Ok, ok, ok.... is it weird that I reblog this just because heroine has the same name as me? I don’t even know how I found this, I just came back to KHR after so many years so... Anyway, from what I see project is still continued? So I can be excited for it, right?
I am still amazed that someone even considered to use this name... I used to hate it cuz it isn’t that popular in Poland, but... it’s still beautiful name, isn’t it?
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