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I like Langdon and want to see the redemption arc, but some audience members pretending Santos is just some evil/petty/irrational woman is crazy behavior. The kind that shows a lack of media literacy. She is absolutely correct. He DID break the law and there ARE consequences for fucking up. Now do I think her alienation from her coworkers is completely because she reported Langdon? No, she's super abrasive, but I wouldn't be surprised if it is part of her alienation.

Ultimately I'm happy Caleb had a character arc where he learned and grew enough as a person to let go of his obsession to go back in time, However a decent part of me does wish that the character arc didn't quite arc enough and we got whatever quantum insanity Matt had prepared if Liam decided to do it.

Something to consider is tusk anatomy when drawing The Orcs. Anatomy should be considered in general of course, but you need to keep in mind the fact that you're drawing a fantasy character and adjust muscle, tendon, and bone accordingly. In some of the art it looks like the tusks just appear on top of the lip out of nowhere. It looks so fake and can tarnish an otherwise gorgeous piece of artwork.

Robby's clearly being a dick about Mohan's panic attack because if he was nice to her about it, logically he should also be nice to himself. He'd have to acknowledge that it's something you should be compassionate about. (Please lock this man in a room with a therapist stat). Also I think they did genuinely scare the shit out of him by saying she might have been having a heart attack and he reacted like a douche in his relief. Like: Are you fucking kidding me, you scared me for this shit?

I just binge watched The Pitt. I'm so sad right now, someone hug these people. Also someone lock this sad middle aged man in a closet with a therapist until he stops looking at death longingly. Which sad middle aged man? Trick question, the one leaning over the roof top already has a therapist.

Bolaire looked pretty resigned to it in ep 31 but it seems like a lot of the other characters didn't fully absorb the implications of him being a potential component for a ritual to make a bridge yet. I wonder if they will figure it out as the show goes on and if any of them will care and realize that they're companion thinks he's expendable. Realize that he thinks they'll sacrifice him. Or at the very least risk sacrificing him. Maybe it kills him maybe it doesn't. Maybe he ends up just fine afterwards. Maybe it's horrifically painful. Maybe he's injured severely. We have no idea.