@petrichorror Ohhh interesting, honestly I like that reading too. And I’m betting the ambiguity there was by design— no security grabbing her, but no Cobel there to get her out. She’s stuck in a liminal space, not yet free, but not yet returned to her imprisonment.
@petrichorror I primarily mean from a visual standpoint, honestly, though to be honest I would assume Cobel had a plan since she directed him to get her out of the stairwell.
Half the fandom has started tweeting fascist talking points because their ship wasn’t in the final frame.
Innie Mark was selfish for once and ya’ll forget he was being used the entire episode by his outie. Let the man spend his last moments with his girlfriend, Jesus. #Severance
Wait why is everyone mad at Mark S?
Surely not for choosing to spend what could be his last moments alive with the person he loves? After KILLING a man and risking his life for his outie? Even knowing it meant everyone he knows may die because of it???
#Severance
He’s given up the lives of everyone he cares about (as far as he knows) for a greater purpose, and in what very well could be his final moments, he FINALLY decides to be selfish, to run hand-in-hand with the woman he loves towards death.
#Severance
Just because someone deserves it doesn’t mean it paves the path forward. This obsession with what people Deserve is regressive nonsense.
None of us “deserve” rehabilitation. Let us hope we are lucky enough to be surrounded by people who help us forward anyway.
@dingbatting@emmetklepto Of course it’s what they deserve, but that doesn’t means it has a place within liberatory politics. More and more I find we get stuck on what people “deserve” instead of focusing on how to make things better.