I agree, but I’m also torn. You could argue that the book points out the whole white savior myth was totally made up and handed to the Fremen thousands of years ago by a bunch of old white women — but then it turns out to be true.

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I completely forgot about that! It was a whole week ago!

“Okay, this is our Goonies episode. This is our Indiana Jones episode. This is our ghost story”

That was my take as well. It was glaringly obvious.

Exactly. Tree wants Letti, so he tried to stop Tic from getting closer to her by lying and saying they had sex in high school. But Tic realized that was a lie when he found out that Letti was actually still a virgin until the two of them hooked up. And then apparently off-screen, he told Letti what Tree said about the…

It still hasn’t been explicitly shown yet.

The flooded lift is the lift in Leti’s house. The tunnel under the museum is linked to/is the same tunnel as the one under the house. Hence the bodies of the neighbors being under the museum. Space and time are fluid things in cosmic horror.

Leti was being facetious to Tree about knowing why he was called Tree/sleeping with him in high school, to call him out about spreading that lie to Tic (and/or whomever else he lied to about it.)

This is the second review I’ve read where the reviewer didn’t realize that William and Christina are the same person. I thought the scene was very clear when she walked off camera, then William appeared from the same spot. Which explains a lot. So, it’s not Christina’s manservant that seduces Ruby...it’s Christina. I…

She told Tree they had sex to let him know that Atticus told her about his lie.  As in, “When we ‘had sex’ in high school.”  That’s why Tree was mad at Tic for telling her about it.

I’ve seen it. It’s just not the same level of so bad it’s fun without the big rubbery monster chewing the scenery.

I find this kind of an odd take. In the very first minutes it is revealed that there were 43 children born in this mysterious way. We meet seven with powers in the first season. I always assumed the other 36 did to and was a little surprised it took till the very end of season 2 for them to confirm that. Part of the…

not to mention invest some into security systems. gosh...
some cameras and trip wires or basic sensors would have prevented the whole france episode.... and their intelligence apparatus is a dude with a laptop.....

I thought about this too. At a certain point, I’d get really bored with killing people and use my immortality to go to Mars or something equally deadly but positive for humanity.

was my first thought — all you do is small rescues and shit ??
why not build a wealthy enterprise that actually can affect things in a positive way ?
integrate yourselves into power structures directly or indirectly, build something a bit better than abandoned mine with flimsy door....

My understanding is it’s in their nature to be warriors, to use their immortality as physical agents of some kind. Like the Eternal Warrior in the Valiant universe who has a singular purpose only theirs is more vague...I guess? I dunno It’s like “why didn’t Thanos just double the resources instead of removing half…

I imagine that attracts a LOT of unwanted attention especially to the fact that she doesn’t age... I think they have enough experience over the millennia to know that attention of any kind has brought them only misfortune. 

There is no such thing as a trillionaire. In all of human history, a little over 2 in 100,000,000 humans have ever been billionaires. And why would she merely affect change when she could effect it?

Becoming a trillionaire doesn’t let you save the person that invents the detection of diabetes.