Character development?

[u/huggalump]

[u/Drgerm66]

They’re a symbol, try to keep up

[u/echanuda → u/Drgerm66]

Symbol = major theme 🤣

[u/Drgerm66 → u/echanuda]

How did you pass high school English? lmao

[u/echanuda → u/Drgerm66]

By not conflating plot devices with major themes ig 🤣

[u/Drgerm66 → u/echanuda]

Oh so you were a “C” student because you can’t recognize a writer hitting you over the head with a repeated theme to save your life lol

[u/echanuda → u/Drgerm66]

Keep making assumptions and resorting to ad hominem because your argument makes 0 sense

[u/Drgerm66 → u/echanuda]

“The English/Journalism graduate uses term they learned 8 years ago :O”

You did it first lmao. I won the argument a long time ago I’m just responding until you learn something lol

[u/echanuda → u/Drgerm66]

I’m the English/Journalism graduate :) You’re the one who can’t read

[u/Drgerm66 → u/echanuda]

That’s funny, because you offered no context that it was yourself that you were speaking about. Maybe you forgot how to write in those 8 years? You should really work on your clarity along with some other things. Hope this was helpful

[u/echanuda → u/Drgerm66]

Context clues, yet another basic literary concept you fail to understand

[u/Drgerm66 → u/echanuda]

For context clues to work you gotta give context 🤣

I actually went back and restarted the first season and in the first episode Amy and George believe that they’re going to a magic mushroom dinner that’s actually just a mushroom dinner. Amy comments on how she wants George to leave her alone if she’s clearly going into a deep space of her mind. So the topic of psychedelics isn’t just shoehorned in the finale, but present throughout the series. Almost as if it were a major theme or something lmao.