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I smell woodsmoke. I JUST got windows in, if my house burns down tonight then I swear to fucking god
if emmerdale was a good show it would turn out that robert was unwittingly somehow starting the fires himself in the midst of a mental breakdown
Just when you think Trump can't go any lower he goes and hits the Earth's fucking core.
Life is too much but i'm sure that a Impera Ghoul Mask would fix everything
Can we talk about the religious imagery around Robby in this scene?
This halo is usually seen around religious figures in various art works. It is usually used to signify that you're looking at a saint, someone divine. Because when i look at this image, i keep thinking it's supposed to be some kind of rebirth. To me it signifies hope especially cause he is also telling baby Jane Doe here "I have a good feeling that you're gonna be just fine". It feels like I'm looking at someone regaining hope.
However, even though I definitely believe that this should be the start of some kind of healing journey, the showrunner stomps that believe out. In an interview with deadline he says the season 3 will be rock bottom. Which to me, makes this scene pointless because in that case, why are you so set on the saint-like and redemptive imaginary? It feels cheap. As if they saw the halo in the room and thought "wouldn't it be so cool if we filmed that?" and the thought process ended there. Which is sadly on brand for season 2.
I could start making an argument that this could also be talking about the 'halo effect' (a psychological effect that makes you believe that because a person is good at A they must also be great at B). But to be honest, i don't think they meant it like that, if they even thought of it at all.
I don't wanna give them credit they don't deserve. Which is sad because i really like this scene, it's just being ruined by steeped in misleading intentions
Robby's apology to Mohan might've been shitty, but at least it was genuine. Meanwhile, all of Langdon's apologies were insincere and forced. You could tell he was only doing it because that's what people expected from him. The fact that he still blames Santos for "getting caught" and "being sent to rehab" is obvious he hasn't actually accepted the fact that he is an addict who put people's lives in danger with his addiction.
He's more of an asshole (and misogynist) than Robby but y'all will never admit to that because he's the white boy you're either shipping with your self-inserts or your favorite white girl or both.