Bulu bulu

And here we are :

He's got a lot of line about normies, like "typical normie stupidity", he's trying a lot to create a lot of cohesion for outcasts... That's not so bad, on the surface level, but he has a lot of behavior that relates to ordinary racism to me.

I saw a lot of people complain about the way she treated Ajax. Ok, it wasn't her smartest move, but she's a teenager! I love her arc, how she's now more confident, and how she's trying to evolve. But nobody forget insecurities or fear of rejection just like that.

I think it is totally coherent for her character to avoid Ajax. She fears his reaction, she doesn't want to hurt him. So she just avoided him.

At the end, he confronted her, they talked, and had a really healthy discussion.

That's how you grow up.

He lost EVERYTHING. Yes, people see him as a good guy afterwards, so what ?

He could enjoy his son, his work, his friends. He destroyed everything around him, for what ? My theory is that he wanted to join Emily. He chose death rather than life. What could be worse ? Prison ? It would just have hurt our dear Adrien. Adrien would be living hell if everybody knew.

Everyone hated Gabriel alive. What's the point of hating someone dead ? He dug his own grave. Death is the ultimate point of no return.

Btw, it's a really good timing for this episode. Just before watching it, I saw (once again) a scandal on Twitter about another french influencer who used his notoriety to hit on minor fans. TW, there was more.