I Feel Like Paradis Is More Progressive Than Marley. Not Technology-wise And Also Probably Not On Purpose,

I feel like Paradis is more progressive than Marley. Not technology-wise and also probably not on purpose, but out of necessity for survival I feel like they just don’t really care about gender roles the way most other nations did in that time period.

I can’t recall ever seeing a woman in a position of power in Marley, but Paradis seems like they don’t care about what gender does what job. They also seem to have a higher ratio of women in their military.

I feel like Paradis just generally has more female commanding officers, female doctors, male nurses — things that are essentially unheard of in the early 20th century for most countries.

OMG this makes total sense, this season’s twists and turns are perfectly paced that it keeps you guessing.

OMITB S4E4

My current running theory that I'm certain will be debunked next episode based on the final scene of this one:

The one-sided relationship Sazz wanted to get away from according to that chiropractor is one she had with Bev Melon, who perhaps was her past boss and was just as pushy and disrespectful towards her as she is with the gang right now about the OMITB movie. I can't think of any other reason Bev Melon would know of Sazz's trampoline park if they didn't have some sort of history together.

12 Emotional Wounds in Fiction Storys

Betraying a Loved One. Your character made a choice, and it backfired, badly. They betrayed someone close to them, maybe on purpose, maybe by accident. Now, the guilt’s eating them alive. They might try to fix things, but can they even make up for what they did?

Guilt Over a Past Mistake. They made a mistake, one that cost someone else. Maybe it was reckless, maybe it was a dumb decision, but now it haunts them. They can’t stop thinking about it, and no matter how hard they try to make things right, the past keeps pulling them back.

Survivor’s Guilt. Imagine surviving something awful, an accident, a disaster, but someone else didn’t make it. Now your character is stuck asking, “Why me? Why am I still here?” They push people away, convinced they don’t deserve to be happy or even alive.

Feeling Powerless. Your character is trapped, maybe in an abusive home, a toxic relationship, or just in life itself. They feel stuck, with no control over their own future.

Being Wrongly Accused. They didn’t do it. But no one believes them. Your character has been falsely accused of something serious, maybe even a crime and now they’re fighting to clear their name. It’s not just about proving their innocence, though. They’re also battling the pain of being abandoned by people who were supposed to stand by them.

Public Humiliation. They’ve just been humiliated in front of everyone, maybe it’s a video gone viral, or they were betrayed by someone they trusted. Now, they can’t even look people in the eye.

Living in Someone’s Shadow. No matter what they do, it’s never enough. Someone else, a sibling, a friend, a partner, always shines brighter. They feel stuck in that person’s shadow, invisible and overlooked.

Abandoning a Dream. They had big dreams, but somewhere along the way, life got in the way, and now they’ve given up. Maybe it was because of fear or circumstances beyond their control, but the loss of that dream has left them feeling empty.

Childhood Trauma. Something happened to them when they were young, something painful that still affects them today. Whether it was abuse, neglect, or a significant loss, the trauma follows them into adulthood, shaping how they see themselves and the world.

Being an Outsider. They’ve never felt like they fit in, whether because of their background, their personality, or something else. They long for acceptance but fear they’ll never find it.

Struggling with Addiction. They’re caught in a destructive cycle, whether it’s with substances, behaviors, or even people. The shame and struggle to break free from addiction are real and raw.

Living with Chronic Illness. They’re living with a chronic illness or disability, and it’s not just the physical challenges that weigh them down, it’s the emotional toll, too. Maybe they feel isolated, or like they’re a burden to others.

And bouncing back in the next scene as if nothing happened 🤯

my GOD i need everyone to know how DIFFICULT THAT IS TO JUST BREAK DOWN THAT FAST IN THAT WAY. KATHRYN FUCKING HAHN YOU FANTASTIC DELICIOUS ACTOR.

Instead of emotions like in Inside Out these guys are the ones controlling the little panel in my head btw