> Season Three, Episode 21: "Benediction"
> power of love to be rather brilliantly perverted into a weapon. The
> doublethink in which Holtz really does love his son, but it doesn't
since i dont feel holtz ever loved connor
im not conflicted about holtzs reappearence and gratefully final demise
i dont dislike the actor or the protrayal
i just dislike the character
an importance religious concept that they use in the series
is that a soul gives you the ability to make moral choices
the details are left vague but creatures with souls have empathy
amd they can make decisions against their desires and best interests
if it helps someone else
so when a human chooses to be evil it is worse than a demon doing the same
because a human has to kill something inside themselves
and they also pervert what they feel to really get to the horrors inside
others
so holtz had a choice
he had a choice multiple times
and everytime he chose evil in full knowledge of that it was evil
and what the consequences would be
ding dong the holtz is dead
which old holtz
the wicked holtz
ding dong the wicked holtz is dead
i lose all sympathy for connor next year
when he chooses to help murder an innocent woman
knowing full well it is murder
and that he is abetting in evil
> Season Three, Episode 22: "Tomorrow"
> situation. Wonder if there was ever any serious consideration of
> giving the Lorne character a rest for awhile? As nasty of a trick as
lorne is the empathic center of the series
all hail lorne
all hail lorne
we know that lorne comes from a world without (acoustic) beauty
to a world full of beauty
and that he drinks alot except under jasmines thrall
i infer that he is one of those people who sees
what a beautiful world this could be
but that its filled with busy little humans rushing in their busy lifes
who dont bother to stop appreciate what they have
and not does he see that
he actually feels all the misery around him all the time
(being an empath demon)
arf meow arf - everything thing i know i learned
from the collective unconscience of odd bodkins
sacramento - political pigsty of the western world
or a babys arm holding an apple
