Gigi „theorist” Savalè

I think there are two possibilities: either Ghost finds out the truth and sides with Price, or Price kills Ghost. Why am I so confident that Price will win the fight? Guys, he's the face of the series, Infinity Ward loves Ghost, but don't love him enough to kill Price.

Oh, and Soap's scarf. Do I see that scarf on Ghost in MW3? I think it's Ghost's scarf from MW3, not Soap.

Also, why is Price working with Valeria?

WHERE THE FUCK IS GAZ?????

Vox sees that because he was obsessed with Alastor, that's what led him to fail. Voxtec is currently under Valentino's guidance, so he has time to come to his senses and figure out how to live his life. Forget Alastor. This will be the right decision. He achieved a lot because Alastor "motivated" him to achieve the same level he was at, but he also lost a lot because of him. Reputation at least. Vox analyzes their past moments: they messed up so much with each other, but in the end only he suffers, and Alastor continues to smile. Vox is starting from a rough place, but he's trying. And forgets.

Meanwhile, Alastor, as usual, strolls around the city in search of fun, the only strange thing is that the cameras posted all over the city are not moving. Last time they moved, or at least the lens zoomed in, this time it's different. A strange feeling comes over him when for a long time, no matter how hard he tries to call Vox outside, he still does not come out. "What's wrong?" Alastor thinks. He doesn't like being forgotten like that (but think about it, they'll give us Don't You Forget (Alastor solo reprise), and the first line will be "I know something you don't know", it would be an explosive combo). Like, "What do you mean, you're leaving this game? I started this game, so we're playing by my rules!" so he tries to get in touch with Vox, but Valentino and Velvette do their best to protect Vox from Alastor. Alastor might try to use something to trigger Vox, because the pattern the two of them lived by was like this:

Vox -> strive to impress; Alastor -> doesn't respond to attempts.

Vox -> nothing; Alastor -> ???

It's like an equation where Vox was a plus because he was doing something, and then he became a minus because he wasn't doing anything, and Alastor used to be a minus. It's like having scrambled eggs and bacon for breakfast for 70 years, and then getting a raw egg, and instead of bacon, beans, which are also not tasty because they are rotten.

And Vox will definitely have depression, because he is a narcissist, and Alastor will face for the first time that his cold attitude no longer hurts Vox, his attention will not even be able to cure Vox, and his absence is not punished for Vox by longing for him. Alastor may even make an attempt to "bring everything back to how it was" more gently, more attentively, a little more vividly than before, but only for a moment. Because as soon as Vox starts reacting, the interest will collapse again.

What if Vox says he loved him at the end of season 3, and that's the end of it? I mean, the season, not the arc, since there will be another 4 seasons, and many agreed that:

s2: RadioSilence

s3: StaticSilence

s4: RadioStatic

Maybe in season 4 they'll come to the point where they need to treat each other's feelings? Or maybe Alastor will need help recovering in season 4, because I want to remind you of one very important thing: Alastor is alone, and that's his strength, and that's his weakness. He is a strong demon, but if he is injured, then no one will come to his aid (with the exception of Husk and Niffty, but what if they too will not be able to help Alastor because he will be hiding? From whom? From Lilith. Alastor's color is green and Lilith's is purple, so season 3 will reveal their relationship, if there ever was one). But Vox can help him, not because he loves, but because he knows what it's like to be at the bottom.

But I also want to add that Vox can be the one that makes many sinners want to reform and redeem themselves. Why? He had a huge company, destroyed half the city for the sake of his dreams, sank to the bottom, realized that it was impossible to live like this, and redeemed his sins. He didn't just ask Charlie if he could be redeemed, and Vivzie said that Vox would remain an important character until the end of the series. And do not forget that Lute can rebel against Abel and raise troops to Hell in an attack, during which Vox will cover Alastor, because this is the most important person to him, even the one who broke his heart to pieces?

In short, in general, I wanted to lead everything to the fact that the battle between Alastor and Vox would still be lost by Alastor. He will lose without realizing that he will lose.

So here are my thoughts, whether you agree or not is up to you.

Fem!Alastor/Male!Vox: I have often seen this pair very strongly condemned and the fact that such dependence of the screw on the auster would look even worse, but believe me, this is not the worst option. In short, there's nothing to charge Alastor, because in this situation, it doesn't seem to matter that the man has been fixated on her for 70 years. This happens in real life, it's encouraged, but when a woman rejects a man, the man hardly feels sorry, only that the man was wasting the woman's time.

Fem!Vox/Male!Alastor: It's much worse here, because in fact, if Alastor is very gallant and generally a gentleman, then in fact Vox, or rather Vincent, or whatever his fem-version might be called, she would be the only woman he would treat so bestially. Usually, when a woman is rejected, it's really sad, because society knows that a woman values a man for his inner world/soul, not his body.

And imagine that after season 2, Vox will most likely have some kind of rehabilitation, depression, visits to a psychoanalyst/therapist, pills. And I'm very worried about him because of this reason, but what if he really were a woman? It would be even worse, because it feels like you're just an extra puzzle in a man's worldview that just doesn't fit others. And imagine a dialogue with them (this is if Vox comes to the Hazbin Hotel to "fix himself").

"Oh, are you going to sit here all evening and leave all the fun behind?"