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Topic	Loki Episode 6 Finale Topic SPOILERS
RchHomieQuanChi 07/14/21 9:24:04 PM #317:	UnfairRepresent posted... Yes I get that. I don't get why that's dramatically different or more interesting then what was already established. Which was effectively the same thing. Because we were originally led to believe that the threat was the existence of the multiverse itself, not one guy looking to conquer multiple timelines. This gives us a tangible, actual character that can be fought against and has actual goals and motives. I don't see how you can argue that that isn't an important detail. UnfairRepresent posted... If someone is going to kill you with a giant cannon unless you hide behind a wall. Nothing dramatic or interesting is gained or developed by learning the guy firing the cannon is a short French dude called Andre with bad facial hair. This would be a compelling argument if the literal only thing people cared about in their TV shows is the practical role a character serves in a story. I mean, it really sounds like you're just complaining to complain. --- I have nothing else to say <cite>RchHomieQuanChi posted [p:956090149] in Loki Episo... [t:79562178]...</cite> <quote>UnfairRepresent posted... </cite> <quote>Yes I get that. I don't get why that's dramatically different or more interesting then what was already established. Which was effectively the same thing.</quote> Because we were originally led to believe that the threat was the existence of the multiverse itself, not one guy looking to conquer multiple timelines. This gives us a tangible, actual character that can be fought against and has actual goals and motives. I don't see how you can argue that that isn't an important detail. UnfairRepresent posted... </cite> <quote>If someone is going to kill you with a giant cannon unless you hide behind a wall. Nothing dramatic or interesting is gained or developed by learning the guy firing the cannon is a short French dude called Andre with bad facial hair.</quote> This would be a compelling argument if the literal only thing people cared about in their TV shows is the practical role a character serves in a story. I mean, it really sounds like you're just complaining to complain. --- I have nothing else to say</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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