I too go to therapy because of UE. It’s a feature, not a bug

Thank you! I also cannot wait for it to be done.

Oh awesome! I'll check it out for sure!

I’d never heard of it!? A google search isn’t pulling up anything though, do you have a link?

Hope that enough of us have the wit, wisdom and wherefore to use the tech and our human empathy to beat back and bemuse the beasts."

--Adam Neill

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4.) Depictions of mental health. After the first season I was cautious about the stigmatization of mental health as part of Jinx's character, and how her writing borrowed some over-used psychopathic archetypes. This season so far has shown her as multifaceted and nuanced.

3.) Normalization of same sex relationships, and female character arcs that aren't driven solely by romantic interests. The romance we do see is in support of character arcs. The show overall has great LGBTQ+ rep, and again, writes women well.

2.) How the show depicts family dynamics, power struggles WITHIN family dynamics, and certain aspects of trauma and how it affects relationships. This is expanded into community structures and "found family" and those bound by systems of oppression.

1.) All the main characters undergo extraordinary change. The arcs are CRAZY. But all this without them sacrificing their core wants, just realizing that in act 2 the HOW they pursue their wants changes almost completely. Not twists, just really well done turns.

True. I wouldn't have a problem with it from a straight lore standpoint if it didn't read as much as a populist convenience to maintain a throughline to the Dune films.

Would love to be added!

The films are beautiful and have lots of technical strengths, but they left a lot of the book’s substance out in favor of making it more appealing to new audiences. It’s Dune minus worldbuilding. Love the books, but lukewarm on the films.

Obrigado!