This didn't feel like it made up for how long the break was. I mean, I doubt it was supposed to feel worth it, and I imagine the plot of it was planned for there to be some "high stakes" to make for it a little bit, but that didn't help much. And am I the only one who thought the death scene was disjointed? It did come as a surprise, it's just that Kumu's reaction as a means to depict that he was dead and the hospital staff still putting him on a stretcher, as well as going into the hospital as if he was still alive, contradicted each other. Was that whole scenario done that way for it to be ambiguous as to whether or not he's dead? That seems highly unlikely. It was, all-around, weird.
Shout by LineageBlockedParent2020-04-12T23:54:39Z
This didn't feel like it made up for how long the break was. I mean, I doubt it was supposed to feel worth it, and I imagine the plot of it was planned for there to be some "high stakes" to make for it a little bit, but that didn't help much. And am I the only one who thought the death scene was disjointed? It did come as a surprise, it's just that Kumu's reaction as a means to depict that he was dead and the hospital staff still putting him on a stretcher, as well as going into the hospital as if he was still alive, contradicted each other. Was that whole scenario done that way for it to be ambiguous as to whether or not he's dead? That seems highly unlikely. It was, all-around, weird.