#caos4

[seredelgi]

The fact that the most interesting dynamic of caos season 4 has been almost completely neglected has me so disappointed. I wanted to see more of Sabrina Morningstar's life as FUCKING QUEEN OF HELL. How did she rule side by side with her father and how did she end up marrying Caliban.

[cookiebuba]

I just finished season 4 of CAOS.... the last season of CAOS...

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT

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[matwmenotriantafyllo]

Sabrina: I don’t know if I want to be with you again Nick.

Sabrina : 2 episodes later

[anddieofficial]

!!! CAOS 4 SPOILER !!!!

What I can't stop thinking about is the fact that familiars can't live without their witch/warlock not after they share a bond. That means few days after Sabrina died Spellmans found Salem somewhere in the house (probably in Sabrina's bedroom) layin dead. This image hunts me because that was probably the moment when they trully thought "this is official, she's not coming back". The last amound of hope they have left them, because there is a proof. A proof she's trully dead. At the same time everyone probably found out about Nick. After that they were saying goodbay to Sabrina once again in their hearts. Because they knew that even if there would be a way Sabrina would never left Nick and Salem after they died loving her to much to live without her.

[greendaleshistorian]

Someone Let At Least One (1) Mary Wardwell Have a Good Night’s Sleep.

[aesthetic-all]

I'm so disappointed with season 4 of caos like SO DISAPPOINTED.

I hoped for Madam Spellman till the end, even for Zarie for a while but writes also had to destroy another ship and in such unexpected way.

And the finale.. THAT was pure shock. And it didn't make sense for me, imo it was a silly way to show a definitively and moving end of series.

[jyou-no-sonoko19]

May I just say, whether or not you like how it was executed, I adore that the CAoS costume department has built at least two mythological references into Lilith’s outfits for part 4!

First: the snakeskin dress, which cuts off sharply at the collarbones, giving the look of a half woman, half snake, which could either be a reference to the version of her myth where she is the snake who appears to Eve in the Garden (in art, sometimes depicted with a human face and neck), or else to associated myths of snake-hybrid women, like Lamia.

Second: the robe with the lower arms made out of tiered black stoles, evocative of downy bird plumage, harking back to any number of things, such as Lilith’s mythological roots going back to half-bird wind spirits, to her growing wings in some iterations of her literal flight from Eden, or her ability to shapeshift into birds (notably an owl, though these are more crow-looking). 

I just really appreciate that. You have got to hand it to the visual creatives on this show, they do enjoy their work and do it with gusto.