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Yeah, I´ve always found that the fact that they call it "modern" because there are gay people and age differences actually turns it all the way back to conservative.
Especially if, like you said, it actually preserves the arcaic dynamics of what a family should be. Only with some tokenish make up.

Has the question been asked?

Nah, oversaturation and not understanding that your mythology must be grounded in some emotional response is what ruined mythology shows on networks (although I´m not so sure they were ruined).

Maybe that´s the joke? Like, most people on this site would know who Paul Rudd is, so the credit is kind of a joke on the format?

Yeah, just her side of things.

Dude, I live in Argentina. We live in a constant state of crisis. I don't know how much tomatoes will cost tomorrow. Things are going to shit in a really really slow way that just becomes your lifestyle.
They attacked the biggest corporation in the world and are working to destabilize the economy by destroying people's

Dude I live in Argentina. We are in a constant state of crisis. I don't know how much tomatoes will cost tomorrow. Things are going to shit really really slowly in a way that it just becomes your lifestyle.
They attacked the biggest corporation in the world and are working to destabilize the general economy by

Yeah, I guess that aspect of it, with the dark army and the FBI could be problematic. At least with what we know so far.

Exactly!
The show is interested in actions having consequences. They did some shit, well, they´re gonna pay for it. So this season was the emotional, finantial, etc., backlash to the actions of last season.
I don´t get the "not enough plot" crowd. Like, do they want a hacking procedural?

Yes to all of this.

I think they are showing it. But it wouldn´t happen over night. In the real world, it would be a very slow process. The show seems very interested in that process, actually. TV screens are always talking about it, people on the streets, entire new subcultures, the electric grid is failing, etc.

Because she thought she was being smarter than them. She didn´t think the FBI knew as much as they do. And then, there it is, absolutely every connection, they know every player.

The cake is a lie.

Cause they did that to help the common people and are now learning that common people always get fucked in transitional after revolution periods. Also, they scared.

Yes to everything you just said.

She was getting her ass kicked on purpose, so he probably was just waiting in the car.

Elliot wants to help people, and this is the extreme consequence of that. He´s misguided, tho.
Darlene wants to feel like she matters. (Dom used brilliantly in that last sequence, the way every agent stared at her like she was the most important person in the world, I think that did more to break her protective walls

I like this idea.

I feel like Whiterose´s plan is actually to destabilize the states and cement China as the leader of the world in a new economic paradigm. This actually plays out one of the themes of the show that is to show how revolutions are usually started by idealists who are in turn manipulated by people with their own agendas.
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It´s reverential love, the love a fanatic has for his cult leader, the person who´s given his life meaning and who (in his mind) made him a god.