#thoughtflav

Wallace sacrificing his daughter is just the nail in the coffin for Arthur’s insecurities. Deep down, he probably feels like he did the same with Faroe. Wallace is who Arthur is afraid he will become and or is already becoming. Wallace makes Arthur question whether he is still human. So the only option in his mind is to kill Wallace, to keep himself protected from the reality of his situation, but to also validate the cope that he’s not nearly as evil as him.

Wallace and Arthur are also great ways to view “Yellow” and John. You can look at them how Arthur perceives them, one being a soulless monster, and the other being John. Which just shows more of Arthur’s broken logic, insecurities and fears. But also shows how much John has grown vs how much Arthur has regressed. John doesn’t fight his origin, he fully accepts that who he used to be was not kind or human. He acknowledges his flaws, and doesn’t fight accountability. John isn’t perfect, and he knows that, he knows he is a part of The King in Yellow, and killing Yellow won’t take away his own sins. It’s about acceptance, change, and growth.

I also love that it’s like John is having to deal with his own Yellow, like current Arthur is his Yellow. Someone who has forgotten their humanity, is lashing out because of fear, and is causing problems for a once of control. John is now in early Arthur's shoes, he has to take up the role to teach Arthur how to be human.

Brain: Hehehehe how about no. *proceeds to go insane over Merlin and Arthur.*

•Harry Du Bois - Rum Cake. To me this self explanatory. Harry is very bunt cake coded. Something moist, cakey and a dense. With the added nuts and alcohol flavor. (I could also see him as a steamed pudding but the general concepts I get from him is, dense, cakey, and stronger flavor.)