#yeeaaaah

As promised! Astro in his new hoodie

Anne's consignment to hell in this episode would be her hitting rock bottom - if she hadn’t already been lying there all summer. The life that Ken lays out for her is already her life. A life of working until she dies. A life without companionship. A life where she is denied her own name. She has all that already. ‘Hell’, as Ken describes it, is simply an exaggerated version of her current existence. Anne even works in a diner called ‘Helen’s Kitchen’, as if to drive the point home. Hell is no change. She is already there.

It is this realisation of how bad her current life is that drives her reclamation of her old one. Lily and Rickie provide a reflection of her, and Ken’s ‘Hell’ provides a reflection of her life. It is through this reflection that she remembers her own strength, and how she can share that strength with others.

Ken taunts her about her position - how she has had her wish to disappear and lose herself granted. He believes that she has no choice but to accept this fate, because he thinks he knows her. But he forgets that she always has a choice. He’s not entirely wrong about her motivations, but he’s also wrong to assume he knows her. He doesn’t. He knows Anne.

He does not know Buffy Summers.

Like.

The tone.

So done.

He is a fucking mood, and I love and adore him.

ok so I saw someone hc that lammy was gonna be lead singer with Katy but despite having a beautiful voice she seemed to stumble on every syllable when actually on stage