Celeste

I love them.

I feel like their personalities complement each other very well. They're different in some ways, but for the most part they're very similar in their convictions and in their stubborn persistence. They're a force to be reckoned with.

It also makes a lot of sense for Finn--a very earthy and adventurous man--and Huntress--a protector of the forest whose wizardry revolves around plants--would gravitate toward each other.

I feel like Huntress is the only love interest that Finn has ever actually, truly respected as an equal. He doesn't idolize or obsess over her like he did with PB or FP, and he doesn't push her boundaries. They just have this mutual understanding and respect for one another that I really appreciate.

In extension, their on-and-off relationship makes a lot of sense in this context. Finn wears his heart on his sleeve, and I don't think he would have been satisfied with something so casual from anyone else. He's just happy to be around Huntress whenever she's there.

I love how Huntress' emotional vulnerability (or lack thereof) is represented through her mask. One moment that stands out to me is the scene where Finn says he's thinking of dying soon, and Huntress (sans mask) says "bummer! You're gonna forget all about me," while she lays relaxed against him. I don't think this is an exchange that would have happened in real life.

Also, Finn's "Never! Never." in response is just augh.

The way that Fionna assures Finn that Huntress loves him and the first person he sees when he wakes up is Huntress, smiling with tears in her eyes as she says his name, just makes me so happy.

Huntress definitely braided Finn's hair at the end of the last episode.

It's implied that Finn moved in with Huntress, which I of course love, but I also weirdly love that Neptr is there, as well. That's their son now lol.

So, this is kind of heavy and complicated and I don't want to get too into it, but long story short, my mom's dad died today.

I don't refer to him as my grandpa because I hardly knew him and they didn't have a relationship for the last 20 or so years, but they did end up reconciling earlier today, before he went into heart surgery with the assumption that he probably won't make it out. Very bittersweet, now complicated even further because, shockingly, he left his house to my mom in his will. While it isn't technically my mom's yet--her dad's girlfriend still lives there--the second it is things will have to happen very fast for various financial reasons.

Basically, it's gonna come down to my mom transferring ownership to me, ownership of the house of this relative that I barely knew, and then immediately turning around to sell it, more than likely. I have no idea how to do a single one of those things and it's honestly so daunting and anxiety inducing. At the same time, it's also interesting, because we already live in my mom's childhood home that she inherited from her mom, and now she's inherited her other childhood home from her dad, but she can't keep them both and none of us make enough money to make it work.

Dess is very likely the Roaring Knight.

If not Dess, it HAS to be Carol. Also, it's worth mentioning that Carol has a katana hanging in her kitchen.

Either way, Carol is definitely in cahoots with whoever's behind all this. I'm also of the mind that she isn't doing this entirely for nefarious reasons. Either she's trying to help/rescue Dess and/or protect Noelle.

The shadow crystals are the key. I believe that they played a part in starting this and they will be necessary to finish this, if not the game proper then for sure to get the true ending.

I think the true ending involves rescuing Dess in some capacity, whether it's physically saving her or releasing her spirit. The weird route may involve legitimately killing her.

Side note, imagine manipulating Noelle into killing the Knight, only for it to be revealed to be Dess as she's dying.

The angel imagery surrounding Noelle makes me think she is--or is going to be--the embodiment of the Angel from the prophesy.

Basically, I think the prophesy says that Susie is supposed to kill the Angel in order to "banish the ANGEL'S HEAVEN." There's a reason why the prophesy emphasizes that "love finds its way to the girl," setting up for the "final tragedy."

I've seen theories that Susie is supposed to die, according to the prophesy, but what she says after seeing it really makes me think that's not the case. The way she says "and obviously YOU [Ralsei] wouldn't let it happen" makes me think she's referring to the violence of killing someone. She might not expect him to be able to save her from dying if her life was in peril, but she knows he would do everything in his power to stop her from killing someone else.

I'm pretty sure Trixie is dying. First Sirius, then Boots, and now her. She's so thin and weak, she won't eat on her own, and her breath smells so bad. She's still alive, still accepting food even if she can't/won't eat it herself, and still at least partially alert, but I don't know how long it'll last. She became my cat when we rescued her from the property next door, after her original owners abandoned her. It wasn't long after Genghis, my previous cat, died.