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In literary/cinema mediums, when a character extends their hand in friendship while hiding their other hand behind their back, that can actually symbolize tension between trust and betrayal

The hidden hand means the character is hiding something, literally or metaphorically. A weapon, a scheme, an ulterior motive. It signifies that their friendship is likely a trap

TLDR Maddie was always hiding something and the writers hinted at it the whole time

Fuck that bitch leprachaun

i wish people would stfu about how much caitlyn sucks or how vi deserved better, did we even watch the same show?

caitlyn knows she doesnt deserve vi and is making steps to be worthy of her

and vi is finally letting go of the pressures she has put on herself and finally letting herself be happy

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SPOILERS FOR ACT 3

the parallels between powder and jinx really kill me

In every universe she carries her sister with her. For example in the alternate reality she literally has a pink streak in her hair. When she put on make up it was blue and pink and purple (her mother had purple hair too im gna sob) her nails are entirely pink (I couldn’t get a screenshot of it.) she lives the “I’m always with you even if we’re worlds apart)

In the reality we know she also always carries her sister with her. I saw a TikTok analysing their hair and tldr they said it’s likely jinx hasn’t cut her hair since her and vi split apart. And she paints her nails both pink and blue which are their respective colours. Even if she stayed powder her mindset towards family is still the same and it kills me I can’t put it into better words omg.

not a single reliable narrator in sight

louis de pointe du lac — denial is a river

So uh i was a fan of the dsmp when it was around back in 2021. I used to watch Tommy's streams and videos on YouTube all the time. He was the reason why I was a fan. And i have something to say regarding the shit dream has been causing the past few days.

I think the reason why he was so shit to Tommy is because Tommy did what he couldn't. Tommy made the server so popular just by being his genuine goofy kid self. It probably bothered him that because he's a piece of shit he had to put on a show for the fans and create this persona to present himself as a better person than he actually is. And generally, I've noticed that when you tend to be your real genuine self and are loved for it, it pisses the miserable people off. He saw Tommy's success as a threat to him when, in reality, dream himself was the only threat to his success. Himself and the people he surrounded himself with.

Tommy was a kid, and instead of being a role model and mentor to him, dream became his bully. (The same goes for the other guy), and at the time, we were kids too, so we did not see it but I'm so glad that Tommy is away from those people and clearly has grown as a result over the past few years

But, yeah that's my two cents

"there is beauty in imperfections"

I think what really sold Grant Ward being a double agent was that the actor was genuinely acting for the first few episodes. Apparently they only told Brett Dalton about the plot twist the day before filming it so his interactions with the team feel authentic.

I don't think I'll ever be able to wrap my brain around how clever the Ward plot twist is

Bc what the writers do, in regards to a "wolf in the herd", is draw all suspicion off him by having him screw up the past episode. By killing the fake Clairvoyant, "for Skye", the other characters treat him accordingly: he's locked up. He's in a cell when the others learn about HYDRA, and given what he just did, no one (characters & audience) is questioning whether he's really S.H.I.E.L.D.

And so we point fingers at everyone else. Coulson is an obvious no, and unless Skye feels like switching again, she's a no. May feels far too obvious, and Fitz seems as far removed from HYDRA as possible

In fact, the one we all start to suspect is Trip. He only showed up a few episodes ago, and he suddenly gets along with everyone. Not only did he train under Garrett, but he's the one who's with Simmons at the Hub. And everyone is being secretive, everyone's anxious, and Trip certainly doesn't plan on being taken out. Since it's told largely from Simmons' pov during her parts, we're the ones seeing her fear, her cautiousness. Her whole "I can't trust anyone" thing. Trip seems suspicious

And he seems suspicious enough that we don't see the true wolf, the one who's been with the team the whole time