(Read review of critical role ep 27) dude, your missing the point, she acknowledge it's shitty that he did that, but she also acknowledge that he didn't make them feel shitty about it that he didn't inconvenience didn't rob him blind. at best he was a comedic story that people can look back with both slight annoyance yet regard it with happiness and not sadness.
Had to go back and read my rewatch to see what this was referring to.
Quickly - I am not "missing the point", because this is all my subjective opinion and we can take away different things from the same scene.
Okay, with that said.
I'm not arguing that Beau didn't say that what Molly did was shitty. She does say that, and clearly I fully agree. The point that I disagree with is when she said that he was making people feel good and special, and that makes it him leaving every town better than he found it.
Even with what you say, "at best he was a comedic story that people can look back with both slight annoyance yet regard it with happiness and not sadness". I agree! That's AT BEST. The narrative completely ignores the "at worst" scenarios. At worst - people lost their jobs because they didn't entertain the 'royalty' enough. At worst - kids went hungry because the 'royalty' didn't pay for their stay and so the employees lost their salary. At worst - someone had to stay outside in a cold wet night and died because of it because the 'royalty' took up the entire tavern. At worst, at worst.
Now, do I think it's as extreme as that? No, absolutely not. But Molly's whole thing has become "leave every place better than you found it". Constantly. That's his 'thing'. And I fully disagree with his statement that he was able to do it. It's a good thought and one I hope people keep to! But I don't believe Molly did. Because he never really checked to see the impact that he actually ended up having, because for the most part, it felt to me like he never actually cared. And here is a grieving Beau talking about how Molly absolutely left every town better than he found it, because she tried to make every town worse.
It's a great moment for her and a huge impetus for her change in character direction, so I'm glad it happened!
I just disagree with what she said.












