@JavieraMix@you_tacky_thing@AlexanderNewall satisfying to the audience is that she finally shut up. Not for any outside reason, it was solely petty because the character has nothing else going on except for that.
@JavieraMix@you_tacky_thing@AlexanderNewall Like Yes, the narrative doesn't endorse her but what about her doesn't it endorse. That she appropriated the language and that she wanted attention, or was she just some unlucky girl that shacked up with the wrong person and got what she deserved? The thing about that which was
@JavieraMix@you_tacky_thing@AlexanderNewall Like Yes, the narrative doesn't endorse her but what about her doesn't it endorse. That she appropriated the language and that she wanted attention, or was she just some unlucky girl that shacked up with the wrong person and got what she deserved? The thing about that which was
@M_theOutcast @AlexanderNewall its not a matter of giving the characters backstories with how short the episodes are, you dont need to add anything just make the writing more effective. Make sure every line is packed wirh as much info as possible.
@AlexanderNewall theyre presented or how they might come to interact with the main characters, as because of that lack of expectation the audience doesnt really connect to them like they did in tma, which was a lot of the appeal.
@AlexanderNewall protocol has been distinctly lacking in these types of mini arcs within statements. Not to mention that they seem to be almost completely irrelevant to the plot and only pop up once most of the time. Within the statements its also never hinted at why the scary things are the way