wonderful essay! Captivating introduction that flows beautifully into the background of jung. you link his theory to contemporary research and the story of earthsea seamlessly.

Did you do the last episode (8)

Skips the whole Queen Scene at the end!!!! BOLD editing choice 😃🫰🏾 I actually love to see it😁

B***** called this episode!! 😂😂😂😂 right at the top 😭😭❤🎉haha all the details covered

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Omg u talk too much.. I can’t

I have adapted CARMILLA for an audio show, trying very hard to remove the homophobic tropes--mostly through the simple idea that Laura is an unreliable narrator.

Yes! I was furious with Eloise most of this season. Her level of spite was over the top. My personal feeling is the character of Cressida, cruel, snide, haughty and always poised to do something terrible to someone. Pen, on each occasion of “betrayal” was trying to rescue someone. Even the stuff directed at Daphne was seemingly to support Marina. And she was a kid.

Brothers-in-law

Brothers-in-law. An easy way to remember is because there are 2 brothers and one law (marriage law) that makes them her brothers.

Loved your reaction and since no one has responded yet you are correct. The settee/couch is the furniture they broke while filming the spicy scene.

“Old-ass geezer”!😂😂😂😂

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Loved your reaction!!!! You deserve more likes! I'm writing from Brazil! #polinforever

Brothers-in-law!

The title 😂

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Just an fingerpoint ..Your sound is very low when watching you on my 📺, so I have to increase the volume VERY high to hear you… And the episodes subtitles are backwards for us viewers.. 🤷🏻‍♀️

In terms of Colin and Pen always being alone with no chaperone, it is explained in the book and tv show that since these two were childhood friends and that they don't really think much of Pen, it is always just assumed that they are just friends. The entire ton seems to know their friendship, and even Colin's family remarks on it all the time that they always dance together, and Lady Featherington sees them alone together many times and know that they write to each other, and she doesn't think anything of it. It goes to show that their relationship is often overlooked by everyone and no one seems to think that it could be more, which is probably why Colin never questions his own feelings towards Pen, and doesn't think how being alone with her could compromise her....because it has happened many times and has had no effect on her thus far. If everyone around them is reinforcing their friendship, why should Colin ever question these feelings as being anything other than "just friends."

I don't know. I just kind of feel that with people who come into this season expecting to watch Colin and Penelope fall in love, then they already missed it. In some ways I feel like this story is what comes after a lot of "happily ever afters" it's like stripping back the layers that obscure the clarity of gaze about an existing love

I think Colin took what Marina said to heart in Season 2 and he thinks that his new persona is "grown up" but he's not being himself.

In the scene where colin looks back behind him when he arrives he actually does not see Pen (i also thought he ignored her but upon rewatching u can tell he doesnt see her)! She is tucked into the bushes! He is actually looking at her house which is across the street, probably because he misses her! This is a parallel to season one when he left for his travels and looked back at her house right before leaving!

thank u so much for this!

People like to make patterns, because it's easier than taking the mental energy to see individuals as unique to themselves. I'm nonbinary, and for me, that means I don't have a gender. Duality doesn't work for me, because there's no male, no female parts of me. This confuses folks who don't know how to interpret human existence outside of their learned, experiential framework of man and woman, male and female. Maybe Ursula was trying to use this story as a way of shaking humans out of their gender rut, and stop seeing individuals in a strict, binary way?

Thank You.

This is excellent work. 👏

Nice review! Clemens survived, but I don't think he lived long after that. I like the thought that Dracula wouldn't have a reason to hide his true self on the boat, why would he? Though I would have liked him to interact more with the crew, he's a monster who knows how to disguise as human when he needs to. Van Helsing pretty much says that he's a brutal douchebag that no one likes. He's a narcissistic sadist who taunts his victims too, I think they nailed that. I would like to see a Dracula movie (or two) with him having red eyes as a monster though. And a stash. The movie should have a more eerie vibe to it than that pompous 1994 movie. It should feel more present, like The Babadook vibe you know..

uh, there was a shoet film a few years ago called "Armtrecote" about two vegans living w a cannibal, and thry were cool with it bc he had a negavite carbon footprint 😂

i totally agree with your Vampirates take! I loved the series but Graces story was just much more interesting. Especially as the books go on! And with Cirque Du Freak! You can’t predict anything in that series and i still love revisiting it.

OMG VAMPIRE KISSES!!! i read it at like 12 and ive been trying to remember its name for so long i cant wait to re read it!!

I totally agree about the Vampirates series. It suffers from the author pitfall of writing two main characters and then giving one of them all the cool, interesting thing and the other one is just there. And I'm for sure checking out the Last Vampire. Or at least the first six books. That sounds super interesting!

thanks! I'm an English major doing an essay on a wizard of earthsea. This video helped me a lot!

Well said.

Love your train of thought. Good job

thank you very much, I came because I have a test about the book but now I realize that I like psychology, very well done!

I'm an English major and this video helped me so much on my midterms. Thank you so much, it was amazing. <33