So "To hurt is to heal" is a 'we listen and we don't judge' episode where they just spend the whole time trying to not show how much they judgin.
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So "To hurt is to heal" is a 'we listen and we don't judge' episode where they just spend the whole time trying to not show how much they judgin.
Travis hearing about yet another potentially sentient sword:
just got to c3e79 (YEAH IM BEHIND WHAT OF IT. WORRY ABOUT YOURSELF) and.. this truth chasm thing is the best thing to watch ever oh my god... I took such a long break but what a hell of an episode to get back in with
Ooooh I just finished C3e79 oh my GOD I want to steal these trust exercises. I also can’t wait to watch the next ep but I am sleeby so that’ll happen another time. My prediction is that there won’t be any doppelgängers in play but we’ll see I guess lol
This “truth based” game just feels a lot like self-deprecating and intrusive thoughts rather than actual acknowledgement and criticism of their current problems
catching up on cr3 and im at the faewild therapy session and i just realized the hypocrisy of the whole thing
they are there because they don't feel they can trust each other, incited by Ashton almost killing themself with the shard so they could like they had finally had some power or authority. Everyone thought that was bad, unacceptable, and a safety risk.
but when the fatestitcher allows a 4th go at the maze with the very-arbitrary stipulation that whoever falls dies, despite the whole purpose of it to be a trust exercise that keeps the group cohesive and alive, specifically because she finds it amusing... that's acceptable? there's no reprimand? no narrative recoil?
a party member killing themself for power is bad, but someone else killing a party member just because is good? why?
because she's a relative of one of the party members? because she's powerful? because she's in an official for-money splatbook? because she reminds the audience of their own vague recollection of a ghibli movie?
Listening to Travis and Laura instructing Liam together, you know they are great parents.
They were so calm, precise, didn’t talk over each other and gave positive reinforcement.
Do they want to adopt a 33 year old?
When you're chilling in the tiki bar and the idiots you're gonna send to the moon gives the nightmare-cautionary-children's-tale a nuke.