[ SECRET POST #5964 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5964 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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06. [SPOILERS for Reservation Dogs, season 2]


























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[fscom]

06. [SPOILERS for Reservation Dogs, season 2]
https://i.imgur.com/b3gqgxk.png

[tabaqui]

I just can't agree with this secret. And I can't really put it into words *why*, except that I think, after everything that happened in season 1, it was kind of natural for the kids to scatter a bit; to just be overwhelmed and to be pulled into (willingly or not), other roles for a while.

I liked that we got a whole episode for each character; they were all good, but I cried buckets during Willie Jack's ep, holy crap. That scene in the prison? DAMN.

I've been hunting around online, and found this interview, and I think the actor's interpretation and explanation feels really spot on, concerning Elora's actions.

https://www.nylon.com/entertainment/devery-jacobs-reservation-dogs-interview-mabel-episode

[(Anonymous)]

Her perspective on the character motivations are great. I wish they'd made it into the show, as opposed to just... nothing. People argue, nobody explains anything for Reasons, they drift apart, then BOING the whole gang's all besties again without explanation or any significant journey to resolve things other than Daniel's letter.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like Willie Jack and Cheese were growing up and maturing while Bear and Elora were still in stupid kiddie bullshit and ultimately that's why they were all drifting apart.

You're right, WJ and Cheese did nothing wrong, they were just moving beyond.

[(Anonymous)]

That makes sense. I wish the show hadn't focused so much on Elora and Bear's boring BS, though, or that Willie J and/or Cheese had addressed the childish absurdity of the split more.