There are many songs that fit the Six of Crows, but nothing hits quite like Taylor Swift’s “You’re On Your Own, Kid.”
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Mostly Analytical, Quintessentially Overdramatic
There are many songs that fit the Six of Crows, but nothing hits quite like Taylor Swift’s “You’re On Your Own, Kid.”
Read moreNetflix’s deleted scene between Jesper and Inej in Shadow and Bone’s “No Funerals,” is the kind that beautifully adds layers to the story.
Read moreBest of 2021 found families are the relationships that make characters better and amplify scenes with a balance between angst and love.
Read moreAs far as season penultimate episodes go, “The Unsea” is easily on my list of favorites. It isn’t flawless by any means, but it’s a magical showcase of vulnerability while focusing on the importance of freedom. It’s the episode that sets almost every dynamic up remarkably while still leaving a lot of room to dissect the grey areas that play into the complexities of these characters. There’s never inherently good
Read moreWe all adore Milo the Goat. That’s a fact, but what we need to talk about when breaking down this scene in Shadow and Bone’s “The Making at the Heart of the World” is the way in which this grounds Jesper Fahey so brilliantly. Jesper is such a fascinating character because while show only viewers know very little about him, Kit Young does an incredible job of layering him through
Read more“Show Me Who You Are” is one explosive, nuanced title for the amount of stuff that erupts in this episode and just how much we start to see through these characters along with their relationships. And it showed viewers exactly who these people are without telling us too much. (Which is a first for this show that previously featured a lot more telling with some characters.) The Winter Fete is
Read moreShadow and Bone is moving, enticing, and the next best thing in fantasy.
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