Apr 18
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wip of my hal im stealing your girlfriend piece
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Happy Dazharhaz (feat Hal & Thaisha)
I still can't believe that Wicander is only known to be kind and conscientious of his staff and position of power, because he BELIEVED in what the Creed was. Because he genuinely felt that his calling was to bring light and goodness and take care of others. And the people KNEW him for that specifically, and his family despised him for it
Thaisha and Hal at the Lloy family function
Gus: well met, we're having approachable controversial talk at this table
Bolaire: dull! i prefer artful lies and lieful arts. i prefer to discuss the mask under the mask while wearing the mask and sometimes the truth IS the mask. what is life, what is meaning, what is truth. I like the truth when it's a little bit of a lie
Gus: oh boy here we go
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I hope Brennan knows that we, the fans, do appreciate him being a narc and spilling the truth about how Liam said "Ass Without A Trace"
Bolaire seems to have a fixation on the concept of guilt. In episode 20 he said "the guilt is the best part" and now in ep 21 he posed this whole moral dilemma about guilt and innocence to King Gus.
I think it is because guilt only applies to people who have agency and autonomy in their actions. If someone is forced to do something, or too young or mentally incapacitated to understand what they're doing, then they are innocent. The guilty can be held accountable because they made a choice. Before the episode 13 cold open, when the play awakened his sense of free will, Bolaire was innocent, no matter how many people he'd killed, because he was being wielded by others, and he didn't have the capacity to make his own choices. I think Bolaire bears his guilt for all his fairly heinous transgressions since then with a kind of pride, because it means he had the agency to choose them.
Brennan’s a narc
