Entangled in the Spider's Web

Wyll isn't just convinced Karlach is a devil because Mizora told him. He actively witnessed her fighting in the blood war. He is actively aware she operates under Zariel's domain. Karlach was changed against her will and that was a purposeful, active factor in how Mizora twisted Wyll's perception of her. He isn't going "oh I'll just kill her because Mizora says so" don't piss me off. He was misled not in that Mizora told him to do the wrong thing but in that she went out of her way to influence what he witnessed in a way that damned Karlach. Y'all will act so enlightened by your ideas of an Evil Wyll that you don't pay attention to him at all. He expresses and shows in game that he only goes out of his way to kill someone if he witnesses them actively doing harm, and unfortunately for Karlach, that's what he saw. He is passionate on his own about stopping Karlach from committing the same violence she did in Avernus on the Sword Coast. He struggles to believe what the tadpole shows him of Karlach's innocence because he has firsthand experience of a devil manipulating reality to deceive him. He would readily fall on his own sword if he knew it would mean saving someone else, I'm so tired of y'all acting like his hesitance to believe Karlach was because he just didn't want Mizora to punish him.

It's true of literally all of her clients. She works with a lot of them to put systems in place so that their crashouts are only three days. This includes the high-powered execs who travel regularly for work. It does not matter how successful or high functioning they are - they have ADHD, and a crashout is just part of the process of living with it.

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There was one episode with a trans woman getting different gender-affirming operations, including breast implants. It showed the procedure, and (what I found so fascinating that it's stuck with me for decades), as soon as the doctor put the implant in, a censor blur popped up on the nipple.

And you just know there was a meeting between the TLC lawyers and the editors and producers of the show to discuss what the difference was between a "man nipple" (can be shown) and a "woman nipple" (no no must obscure, 'tis naughty). And they decided that as soon as the implant goes in and the nipple has more mass behind it, that's the moment when it becomes a woman's nipple and must be hidden to comply with TV rules.

But it's the same nipple. On the same person. I know what it looks like; I just saw it. But TV and obscenity rules are rules, and the rules say woman nipple = sexual and therefore explicit, but man nipple = neutral, just fine.