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No one going to talk about how when The Wolf spoke the scar on his mask glowed?! Is the scar not just some regular old mask scar? Is it or magic or something else? I have so many ideas but none of them make sense.

I love how almost everyone on Laurance's Crew is wearing or just have some form a green. Laurance has a brand and he's maintaining it. Good for him.

Oh, and this episode is 36:18. It makes sense why this episode took so long to make. I wish there was more communication, but It makes sense why it took so long. I'm being fed now.

(My opinions after watching the whole episode)

I liked this episode. Aphmau did try to do some stuff, I don't exactly like that she was still mostly just crying this episode instead of trying to do more, but it's okay.

I want to know what's going on with the Wolf girl more, and I think that'll happen after this episode. Oh, and I like Zane's new form, but curious where his look comes from. Since I'm pretty sure The Soul Echo swaps people. I'm really curious which Zane he is. I'm also curious if he's not blind in one eye.

Laurance! He was so close to meeting Aphmau semi-properly, and I would of enjoyed that. I think when they actually met though, Aphmau should of fought him a little more. Aphmau doesn't know him (yet), and he's trying to hold her back. She should of kicked and screamed to get away from him.

I believe when the wolf girl showed up, she disintegrated people. She might of disintegrated Captain Stone or whatever his name is, but that guy also destroyed a whole wall by himself. So who knows. Oh, and she was teleporting...which reminds me The Alter/Void. She's probably connected. I don't think she's the void exactly though, from Void Paradox, it's stated that Void doesn't speak and doesn't want (At Least personally). Wolf girl speaks and wants to have Aaron (For some reason, maybe to kill, maybe to not). She's most likely connected the void though. That teleportation is suspicious.

The music guys! Dancing Mad is my trigger. It wasn't an awful music choice, but I definitely felt like it was a bait for the audience. Whenever you hear Dancing Mad (At least as Mcd/Mystreet fan) you know death or at least something bad is happening. I don't mind that it was kind of used as a bait though. Which I noticed though, at the very end...there was a clock sound. Now, that could be brushed off, but! It sounds exactly like the bells you hear when you enter The Irene's Dimension. That's suspicious.

Because he's a stereotypical male fantasy mc in a story not about him. This is not centred on how cool and tragic and brooding he is. He is all of those things, but like, off to the side. His side quests, his revenge plot, that's all secondary, because the world does not revolve around every sad guy. The people who do real change are the people who do it with joy and whimsy and put all else aside to do good in the world.

Aaron could never have been the protagonist of MCD because MCD is a story about doing good even when it all looks hopeless, about someone who seems powerless gaining the power to make real change solely because they stepped up and did shit to make the world better even when these thing seemed small in the grand scheme.

And if Aaron was fully fleshed out and well-written I think his place in the story would be really meaningful. Especially if it put emphasis on the importance of the balance between them. Sometimes you need to do the ugly, bad thing, and sometimes it shouldn't fall upon the Good Guy to do it. Sometimes the Good Guy needs a Bad Guy on their side to do the shit they never would've had the evil in them to do.

That could have been Aaron. Aarmau could have gone so hard.