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- Jan 14, 2019
it really bothered me how transparently forced the plot is.
at first it was coherent, I.M.P is given a job but Blitz is busy with personal matters and leaves Moxxie in charge in his haste, and Moxxie wanting to prove his competence in his boss's absence makes sense that he decided to overthink a perfect plan. We could have seen him follow the plan only to have it continually go awry not because of incompetence but because Barbie is sabotaging him from the shadows and he has to learn to think outside of the plan to catch her. and bonus points if he accomplishes this without panicking to demonstrate his growth.
but no, the solution comes immediately and he refuses because he really wants to do the infiltration plan which has already become obsolete, the purpose of infiltrations is to collect information without raising suspicion and gain access to restricted areas, M&M do none of these things.( because the episode makes it obvious that they don't need it and we're wasting time)
It's like Moxxie didn't care about the job from the very beginning and used it as an excuse to live out a fantasy and only focused on work afterwards because he's jealous and angry at Millie for getting more popular than him and he wants her to feel bad for not help with the plan he insisted on continuing despite being pointless from the start (how many times the problem comes back on how forced the plot is),
Moxxie is so petty and incompetent here that it gives Blitz justification for treating him like shit, he's lucky he still has a job.
i was kinda curious how they were going to make Millie justify her attitude the future episode leak but the answer is that she just had it all this time.
"Millie is not defined by trauma like the others" but has self-worth issues serious enough to contemplate suicide? none of the other "trauma-defined" ones have a hint of suicidal thoughts, but Millie does? Is that what her having more depth than people give credit meant? just let her talk to some character other than Moxxie for 5 minutes, isn't she the heart of the team? make other characters trust her enough to vent their problems, done.
I was told that the characters are the best part of the show and that M&M are the most likeable characters of them, but I think that was because the focus wasn't on them and if that's the result of paying more attention to them it's better to remain in the background.
at first it was coherent, I.M.P is given a job but Blitz is busy with personal matters and leaves Moxxie in charge in his haste, and Moxxie wanting to prove his competence in his boss's absence makes sense that he decided to overthink a perfect plan. We could have seen him follow the plan only to have it continually go awry not because of incompetence but because Barbie is sabotaging him from the shadows and he has to learn to think outside of the plan to catch her. and bonus points if he accomplishes this without panicking to demonstrate his growth.
but no, the solution comes immediately and he refuses because he really wants to do the infiltration plan which has already become obsolete, the purpose of infiltrations is to collect information without raising suspicion and gain access to restricted areas, M&M do none of these things.( because the episode makes it obvious that they don't need it and we're wasting time)
It's like Moxxie didn't care about the job from the very beginning and used it as an excuse to live out a fantasy and only focused on work afterwards because he's jealous and angry at Millie for getting more popular than him and he wants her to feel bad for not help with the plan he insisted on continuing despite being pointless from the start (how many times the problem comes back on how forced the plot is),
Moxxie is so petty and incompetent here that it gives Blitz justification for treating him like shit, he's lucky he still has a job.
i was kinda curious how they were going to make Millie justify her attitude the future episode leak but the answer is that she just had it all this time.
"Millie is not defined by trauma like the others" but has self-worth issues serious enough to contemplate suicide? none of the other "trauma-defined" ones have a hint of suicidal thoughts, but Millie does? Is that what her having more depth than people give credit meant? just let her talk to some character other than Moxxie for 5 minutes, isn't she the heart of the team? make other characters trust her enough to vent their problems, done.
I was told that the characters are the best part of the show and that M&M are the most likeable characters of them, but I think that was because the focus wasn't on them and if that's the result of paying more attention to them it's better to remain in the background.