Such perversity already in the first ten minutes. It's really just a shit show of perversity at this point. Wilford the God, and all that. As usually getting hung up on little details, but when Layton gets his ration... that huge block? Didn't they use to cut them up into tiny pieces in the tail, with everyone getting just a little mouthful per day or something? And he gets an entire block? That's more like a month's worth isn't it...
Anyway, I'm glad some people speak up to him. They have to, bit boring otherwise. I suppose he'd just freeze them all or put them under, but he can't really do that with the bigger portion or the train would stop working. People like him are so outdated though, the trope gets boring. Like Layton puts it... fragile, powerful men, they're the ones who fucked it up in the first place. Definitely outdated to have one in power now. Yet still, the show put us to that point. For what end? Down with the patriarchy, the "good guys" win in the end, let Wilford freeze to death, whoop whoop Layton/Melanie/Alex/Ben/Ruth/someone will lead and everyone will love them? Also meh, because that's what we already had half a season ago, ah yes, at the end of the first, so all of this was kind of pointless so far.
Review by KyriaCrosszeriaBlockedParent2021-04-05T18:56:57Z
Such perversity already in the first ten minutes.
It's really just a shit show of perversity at this point. Wilford the God, and all that.
As usually getting hung up on little details, but when Layton gets his ration... that huge block? Didn't they use to cut them up into tiny pieces in the tail, with everyone getting just a little mouthful per day or something? And he gets an entire block? That's more like a month's worth isn't it...
Anyway, I'm glad some people speak up to him. They have to, bit boring otherwise. I suppose he'd just freeze them all or put them under, but he can't really do that with the bigger portion or the train would stop working. People like him are so outdated though, the trope gets boring. Like Layton puts it... fragile, powerful men, they're the ones who fucked it up in the first place. Definitely outdated to have one in power now. Yet still, the show put us to that point. For what end? Down with the patriarchy, the "good guys" win in the end, let Wilford freeze to death, whoop whoop Layton/Melanie/Alex/Ben/Ruth/someone will lead and everyone will love them?
Also meh, because that's what we already had half a season ago, ah yes, at the end of the first, so all of this was kind of pointless so far.