#so don't

This is the fourth ask I've received about this.

Please understand that

This person has been creating alts, this is their 4th ,I've blocked all the others.

There is literally nothing I can do about someone doing this, I'm not sure what else you expect me to do.

And that's how instead of getting hunted down and eliminated one by one this became a mission to rescue simon and also a very dumb trip between friends reliving their days of youth and being just as stupid as back then even when their lives are in danger.

I'm thinking about the aftermath.. About Ford seeing more clearly than ever that his brother is very vulnerable, that his being alive is anything but a given. And I'm mostly talking about the aus where someone murders Stan or where he ends his own life. Because this would mean that not only would Ford understand that his brother can be harmed, he would also know that there are threats to his brother's life out there, people who want him dead, a world that wouldn't care if he was.

And you know the very much canon part of the brothers' dynamic that defines a lot of who they are and is the reason why their parents are portrayed as neglectful and cold at best, why Shermie is a non-existent character? It's that for the entirety of their childhood they only had each other to rely on. Just the two of them against the world.

And this is what I think would return, especially on Ford's side. Because there he is, constantly around his brother's dead body, breaking every natural law, employing every single possible method that might bring him back. The loneliness and fear creeping in, along with the realization that all of this could've been avoided if he checked on Stanley earlier, reached out, helped him, protected him.

And when Stan's miraculously back, Ford sees it as his second chance that he could never afford to waste. And so he grows protective of him, overly so, ignoring Stan's own thoughts on the matter, because what does it matter when it comes to his safety?So what if this means not letting him go anywhere unsupervised, so that he doesn't get in trouble? So what if neither of them really talk to any other people? There was once a time when they only needed each other to be happy, so what's wrong with bringing that back, right? (A lot. A lot of things are.)

Does eating food with mold have any benefits? Like a protein or something

I actually cut the part with the mold so is ok

Uhhhhh no. Wouldn't recommend it. There's a good reason you cut it off.

And you have to be careful with that, too. The mold could be deeper inside the food than what's visible. So if you have moldy food, you'd be better off throwing the whole thing away.

I'm not Mexican and I don't know much about the holiday beyond studying it in Spanish class in high school. My understanding is it's about connecting with and celebrating dead loved ones, so let's look at the people important to Eddie who have died, that we know of:

Shannon

His abuelo, Isabel's husband

His squad members from Afghanistan

Bobby

Given how much attention the show gave Eddie's PTSD and guilt surrounding the helicopter crash, I doubt that it will focus on his friends from the army.

His abuelo (and his namesake, according to the wiki) is a possibility. The show has explicitly said that one of the reasons he's skeptical about superstition is the con artist who swindled Abuela out of all her money while she tried to talk to her late husband. It would make sense that a paternal family member would be part of a spiritual awakening in regards to a Mexican holiday, so we could be seeing Abuela or Pepa again (I really want to see Pepa again).

Personally, I'd love to see some resolution with Shannon. Something where he comes to terms with what their relationship was rather than what he wanted it to be and he finally lets her go. As weird as the Kim debacle was, it did reveal that Eddie is not over everything that happened. So, I believe addressing Shannon is a strong possibility. This would also be an opportunity to open the door to him exploring his sexuality by letting go of his marriage.

The death looming largest is definitely Bobby. We've been told that this season will have a lot to do with the team adjusting to his absence, and Eddie harbors a lot of big feelings about being in Texas when Bobby died. An episode about a holiday that's literally about dead loved ones is too much of an opportunity for the show not to take while Bobby is still metaphorically haunting everyone. In my opinion, a really big part of this episode will be about Eddie and Bobby.