Phenomenal episode. I wasn’t sure how or if they could come close to the heights of the season one finale, but they got close. Way closer than I would have expected. Angstrom giving Mark this much angst after he was done with is haunting. This is just something Mark has to learn to live with for the rest of his life. Something interesting I noticed is that every time it seemed like Mark was about to go berserk and lose control on Angstrom, his family was there to distract him and tame him down. Then when they were in another universe away from this, Mark had nothing to hold him back anymore. He needs that human connection that his mom and his friends give to him. I agree with him dropping out of school because of course (especially if he isn’t going to go anyway) but he definitely needs that connection with other people his age. And I hope he’s able to find that, but I’m nervous he’s going to delve deep into his viltrimite half and slowly begin to lose his humanity. I’m rooting for you, Mark.
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Phenomenal episode. I wasn’t sure how or if they could come close to the heights of the season one finale, but they got close. Way closer than I would have expected. Angstrom giving Mark this much angst after he was done with is haunting. This is just something Mark has to learn to live with for the rest of his life. Something interesting I noticed is that every time it seemed like Mark was about to go berserk and lose control on Angstrom, his family was there to distract him and tame him down. Then when they were in another universe away from this, Mark had nothing to hold him back anymore. He needs that human connection that his mom and his friends give to him. I agree with him dropping out of school because of course (especially if he isn’t going to go anyway) but he definitely needs that connection with other people his age. And I hope he’s able to find that, but I’m nervous he’s going to delve deep into his viltrimite half and slowly begin to lose his humanity. I’m rooting for you, Mark.