@Libbys_Parody "but spiritually, mentally, whatever you wanna call his interior subjective self & it's structure, is of a mortal nature. He was born as a mortal that became divine later on"
Is such an important way of expressing that Bill's character does lean on very mortal experiences holy s
Guinevere’s position is a convoluted allegory about being born and raised as a girl. Her creators designing her to not offend inspite it likely costing all the gwendroids unlimited harassment targets on their backs. She’s celebrated, The park is dedicated to cementing her.
If I had to think bout what’s happening in this scene. It’s Gwen introspecting- shuffling through her thoughts and neural networks (?), and trying to make sense of her current world once again.
To me, They both are the princesses trapped in the tower. Not perfect princesses, maybe one more flawed than the other- But they're both princesses regardless. #GiveOliviaAChance
Also, I'd be a hypocrite because of my philosophy with Bill Cipher. Also it intersects in a pretty weird way with my own emotions, so conclusion is I should at the very least playfully insult them the same way I do for Bill Cipher.
I try not to hate characters I'm writing, I feel like that would drastically change the tone and just make my writing shittier. Condemn their actions #intellektually with #knowledgeandawareness
She is not a character I can point to and say that "she's me".
But it's a character who punches my guts everytime I think of her. I've experienced a lot of the same trauma she has experienced, and would unfortunately do the exact same mistakes if I ever was in her place.
She's a lot because I feel like I've felt a lot of the exact emotions, fears and voltilities she has felt exactly in chronological order. Oh, My Olivia.
Context: Someone was hoping she would just horrifically die at the end. Why? Why would you trade away such a fruitful possibility of exploration for a unpolished brutish cartharsis?
I don't think KOG will ever build to a narrative where Olivia's going to be horribly punished/persecuted at the end for whatever she did without the story taking at least some lens of understanding or exploring why she did it-
-There is no way she is going to be a static unchanging force in the story. The question is deliberately insinuating that she's going to be way more dynamic in the story moving forward. Olivia Park is also very much a victim that the story needs to and will explore.
I had a few psychologically recorded manic episodes (about 4-5) due to some stuff I'm not willing to disclose, But a part of me looks back to the era and thinks about it with respect to Bill Cipher.
Of course I'm not gonna armchair diagnose him with anything but-