I liked how you notice the little things like Kaz not lot looking at Inej when performing. I haven’t seen any one really mention that and me as a book reader think that’s important
Saaaamme whenever i watch the series i love seeing the specific things they adapted, changed or kept from the books and thinking like why they did that but barely anyone who reviews the show ever notices or talks about them ;-;
Commenters and book readers, *please stop* alluding or referencing to future plot lines/character beats, even if it is really vague. Don't give any clues or references from the books that are not in the shows yet. I know fans are excited but it kinda ruins the fun for us non-readers who wants to learn the story from the show itself.
I understand your point in the end, the distance Alina creates between her and Mal makes more sense in the books, but in the show it feels a bit weak. To explain it a bit better, Alina needs to let go of Mal to actually access her powers, because all this time she repressed them so they wouldn't be separated. She needs to accept the Grisha part of herself, and that means letting go her fear of losing Mal. Also about the letters, while I agree, at the same time I do think it makes sense. Alina has felt other her whole life, and yet here is General Kirigan, who makes her feel like she belongs, and who wants her to become powerful, for her there is no reason why the letters should not be going out or getting to her, after all, Mal isn't important at all. So Alina has no real reason to be suspicious And, I believe it's easier to believe your friend is ignoring you because most people don't like Grisha and thinks you might have been withholding this from them, than thinking someone is actively trying to mess with you. I'm really, really enjoying your reactions! So far, the smartest reactor, some of these reactors just irritate me with how little information they retain or lack of logical conjectures.
Thank you very much. Coming from a film background makes it much easier to depict certain scenes and small details that none filmmaking people just dont see.
@@LeechTMReacts You're welcome 😁. Definitely, that helps a lot. I have no filmmaking background, but I do watch a lot of movies, TV shows, and anime, and I'm also an avid reader, and an artist/writer, so I also tend to analyze the way things are presented, rarely does something have no motive for the way it is. Angles, colors, props, the ambience, everything has meaning. 🥰
I liked how you notice the little things like Kaz not lot looking at Inej when performing. I haven’t seen any one really mention that and me as a book reader think that’s important
Its the filmmakers eye. As soon as you work in the same Business, you look for those small Details in the Background.
Saaaamme whenever i watch the series i love seeing the specific things they adapted, changed or kept from the books and thinking like why they did that but barely anyone who reviews the show ever notices or talks about them ;-;
Commenters and book readers, *please stop* alluding or referencing to future plot lines/character beats, even if it is really vague. Don't give any clues or references from the books that are not in the shows yet. I know fans are excited but it kinda ruins the fun for us non-readers who wants to learn the story from the show itself.
Exactly!!!! thank you!!!!
3:40 "I don't even want to know what she did with it" i think they'd scent their letters with perfumes or flowers you freak 😭
haha, it sounded so outlandish to me :)
I just had to say, I love ur intro. Makes me excited for the reaction
thanks, thats really nice to hear :)
Excited to see your reactions for the rest of the season! :)
Me too 😂
The next one is the best 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Ok, looking forward to it 👌
No idea what to comment just wanna let you know that I appreciate your videos!
thats good enough for me :)
I understand your point in the end, the distance Alina creates between her and Mal makes more sense in the books, but in the show it feels a bit weak. To explain it a bit better, Alina needs to let go of Mal to actually access her powers, because all this time she repressed them so they wouldn't be separated. She needs to accept the Grisha part of herself, and that means letting go her fear of losing Mal.
Also about the letters, while I agree, at the same time I do think it makes sense. Alina has felt other her whole life, and yet here is General Kirigan, who makes her feel like she belongs, and who wants her to become powerful, for her there is no reason why the letters should not be going out or getting to her, after all, Mal isn't important at all. So Alina has no real reason to be suspicious And, I believe it's easier to believe your friend is ignoring you because most people don't like Grisha and thinks you might have been withholding this from them, than thinking someone is actively trying to mess with you.
I'm really, really enjoying your reactions! So far, the smartest reactor, some of these reactors just irritate me with how little information they retain or lack of logical conjectures.
Thank you very much. Coming from a film background makes it much easier to depict certain scenes and small details that none filmmaking people just dont see.
@@LeechTMReacts You're welcome 😁. Definitely, that helps a lot. I have no filmmaking background, but I do watch a lot of movies, TV shows, and anime, and I'm also an avid reader, and an artist/writer, so I also tend to analyze the way things are presented, rarely does something have no motive for the way it is. Angles, colors, props, the ambience, everything has meaning. 🥰