I shouldn’t have been eating a burrito while watching this

All in all, @suckerpunchprod.bsky.social truly made me invested. I loved the combat updates and zone flavors. The music was beautiful. So grateful for lovely stories and the amazing, talented people making them

There were some things I predicted, such as the death of my favorite character, but the story is so well told I don’t care if it dabbled in occasional, predictable story structures. I hope Erika and Noshir get recognition for their great work, the story wouldn’t have worked without their chemistry

Also let’s be real. It also appears in the sentencing: this women should be on s*x offender lists, she should not be able to contact her daughter. Kendra sees herself as a victim and the police, documentary crew, and courts were willing to agree.

Establishment Dems will cater to anyone except the people that are further left than them.

The amount of times I go to my local pet food store to get my dog treats and get chatted up by the staff there about how humans can eat the treats I picked (they know because they do) and that they think I should try them???

Also I just realized that I misspelled Craig Mazin’s name this entire thread 🫠

Regarding Ellie’s obsession with violence that Maizen constantly focuses on, I felt the most disappointed with the aftermath of the Nora interrogation scene. In #tlou2 Ellie is clearly shaken by what she did, and Dina’s love and assurance is pivotal in grounding her. The show undoes this badly imo.

Also, in terms of other game deviances, I think it’s wild to have Ellie and Dina’s first time together after they each admit their bombshells: pregnancy and immunity. Immunity is literally unheard of, and once Dina learns of it she never once asks Ellie to tell her more.