My issue with this episode, and with Tales from the Loop in general, is that I think it stays on the surface, enamored with its gimmicky plots but not exploring the personalities and emotions those plots could let us examine.
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In this episode the main character meets an alternate universe version of himself, but while the protagonist has been alone his entire life, his other self has known love. It offers up a great opportunity to explore what this does to a person, but IMO it doesn't do much with it.pic.twitter.com/Q1YS46BM1t
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I have sometimes imagined what an alternate-universe version of me who hasn't been alone the way that I have might be like. The doors that loving and being loved could open inside myself. The different person I might be. Could still be, maybe, someday.
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Spoilers——-I’m on the opposite side, i think it did explore it somewhat with him desiring his twins husband and acting on it. But even after being caught he’s upset that the twin still accepted him and wasn’t throwing him out. He wanted what he had.
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I just laugh because you can see how this episode would be handled in another show. He’d murder his twin or something. Lol
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