As I’m watching this episode, I’m reminded of a post I wrote a long time ago. We know everything about the good guys, and yet, we know nothing about the bad guys. Continue reading →

In the middle of a speech that is meant to inspire hope, Suou breaks down and cries in front of the entire island. Continue reading →

So what does the Council of Elders choose to do in the face of murderous clowns? Give up and die. How pathetic is that?  Continue reading →

The violence in this week’s episode is exactly what I was getting at in my Inuyashiki post. I hope the post I’m about to write isn’t controversial, but you never know. Before we get to my primary point, however, we need a little context. Continue reading →

Boy, did that not escalate quickly.  Continue reading →