Currently thinking about Morgan saying the reason she likes Glenn more then Jodie is because even though he's really stupid, he is trying and thats why she loves him but it's "this is the best its going to be" when it comes to his relationship to Nicky.
Thinking about how Morgan was someone who pushed back against Glenn's worse behaviors and called him out. Morgan made Glenn want to be better. And then she died and Glenn gave up trying because Nick wasn't a good enough reason to keep on trying
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this is a fun line. i think they play with jack's innocence in interesting ways and i appreciate that effort. i also like how this mirrors the previous episode but with higher stakes. jack is unstable and not quite so obedient as everyone wants him to be (including him, it seems), and it's driving him to extremes that he doesn't quite know how to come down from. and i'm definitely not sold on the idea that jack's soul is completely gone, unless of course they've rewritten how soullessness works yet again, so these extremes leading to rejection from people he wants the approval of is clearly hurting him. he wants so badly to justify his actions, and he naively thinks that "fixing" the messes he makes will erase the hurt caused. and that's a cool direction to take his character and embed his innocence into a more complex character. he's struggling with more nuanced perspectives and seeing everything in black or white, which is of course subconsciously reinforced by his home environment. it's not wholly innate, and it's certainly not wholly a result of his soul burning off. great, consistent character building 😊 i've been enjoying jack a lot this season
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My Sole Survivor, Michael, bemusedly dealing with The Brotherhood of Steel: Yeah sure I'll indulge these weirdos wearing the same armour my fellow soldiers used to wear, if nothing else then to see where the hell they're going with all of this and also because they seem to be the only ones ABLE to do something about this evil "Institute" I keep hearing about. Maybe if I'm nice they'll help me find my son.
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Nick: (Pulling a all-dayer and all-nighter at his desk like the workaholic that he is, grumbling over a recent case)
Jasmine: (Suppose to be in bed in her loft that had once belonged to Ellie but is instead creeping around) “……....” (Peeps her head around the corner while invisible, observing Nick)
Nick: (Tired Dad sigh as he rubs his forehead)
Jasmine: (Silently slinks back upstairs, cracking opening the roof door juuuuust enough so she can slip outside and explore the night, still dressed in her bunny jammies)
Alley Cat: (Brushes up against the escapee as she makes her getaway)
Jasmine: (Puts a finger to her lip) “Ssh….” (Pets the kitty to buy his silence before swiftly making her way across the rooftops like Batman, jumping off at the very edge)
Nick: (Unimpressed Dad look as he watches his daughter from the corner ahead, lit cigarette in hand)
Jasmine: (Glances back over her shoulder to make sure she isn’t being followed, completely oblivious to his presence)
Nick: (Folds his arms, the cigarette now in his mouth) “Ahem.”
Jasmine: “Eeeeeeek!!” (Jumps like a startled cat and hisses, taking out her Murder Mittens)
Nick: (Unfazed) “What did I say about sneaking out in the middle of the night?” (Struts over and seizes the girl by the arm)
Jasmine: (Only hisses again in response)
Nick: (Raises his eyebrows as he examines his girl) “And only in your jammies too? You looking to catch your death in the cold?” (Puts his coat around the teen so she won’t freeze)
Jasmine: (Huffs, stamping her feet like a toddler)
Nick: (Tugs on her arm) “C’mon missy, straight back to bed with you.” (Starts leading her away)
Jasmine: (Annoyed growl as she’s dragged back home)
Based on a conversation I had with @sassenashsworld
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What I am gonna talk about is why that makes me fine with the way the teens handle their relationships with their parents.
Essentially the general avoidance almost all of them have. Linc basically ignoring his dad the last time they saw each other, Normal in general seems to be so angry at Sparrow (probably Lark to, but again that’s a different post), Scary just straight up denying that Terry is anything to her and siding with Willy, and just the way Taylor interacts with Nick.
It feels like we are getting this twisted version of the perspectives of the kiddads childhoods, Normals rage at Sparrow/Larks rage at Henry, Terrys denial of Ron/Scary’s denial of Terry, Grant blocking off his feeling from darrly/Linc blocking his feelings from grant, Glenn ignoring some obvious pains Nick may have/ Nick ignoring some obvious pains that Taylor may have.
The difference is solely in the motivations behind why each kid acts this way, and in the case of all of them. Their direct attempts to prevent what happened to them happening to their children, failed. I would love to see the kiddads come in and just magically fix their own mindsets and then their children’s issues, but from a place in the narrative I only think Terry and Grant is even slightly capable of doing that. And even then I can make arguments that they very much aren’t. The sad thing about that is that they may never be, especially in the case of both Nick and Lark.
Basically, Right now the teens are able to have much more independence from their parents , unlike the kids in season 1 (who were NPCs). That independence what I think is crucial to working on each of the kids relationship, but can also be the thing that completely breaks it.
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