I am totally okay with Tin personality in this loop because Tin wasn't really that nice back in EP1. You can clearly…
I disagree on one point, or rather, one point is disturbing me : Why does the relationship between Tin and Dear is different in this loop. There is no reason for that. Is it to make a parallel with the relation between Tol and Mai, in order to make things more difficult for Tol ? And, yes, the notebook is another point...
I think this episode was interesting.. but at the same time confusing. Firstly, when Tol went back to a previous…
I have the same thoughts and questions. This loop being so different is confusing. Whatever the author's intentions are, this is the weakest ep in my opinion.
I think something really key to consider for this episode is that Tol is now being tested. Jinta didn't just reverse…
"Jinta didn't just reverse time, he placed Tol in a specific timeline that would make solving things as difficult as it was for Tin." Though I am not a fan of this episode, this theory makes sense, as long as it is a temporary situation in the same universe that we know since the beginning.
Ok Loopers, I think I'm the only one who didn't enjoy this episode. It's well played, funny at times. But ! I feel like I lost my way when the characters' pasts were completely turned upside down. If we are in a parallel universe, as I said to Anchorenomore, I am disappointed. Because it wasn't the starting point and I think it's too easy a way to end the story. If we are in a parallel universe, I don't forget that Tin is dead, in another universe and that Tol is dying with pain. I'm waiting for next week. I hope to tell you that I am wrong. Edit : A test ? đ€ I don't understand either, but why not...
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I don't know how far we've come since the beginning...
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But here, I don't understand why the author uses it.
Why does the relationship between Tin and Dear is different in this loop.
There is no reason for that.
Is it to make a parallel with the relation between Tol and Mai, in order to make things more difficult for Tol ?
And, yes, the notebook is another point...
This loop being so different is confusing.
Whatever the author's intentions are, this is the weakest ep in my opinion.
Though I am not a fan of this episode, this theory makes sense, as long as it is a temporary situation in the same universe that we know since the beginning.
Why should we have this loop ?
It gives me a headache đ€Ł
But I think they are too much different.
Way too much
This precise point is disturbing.
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Du coup, mon intĂ©rĂȘt vient de dĂ©gringoler.
J'espĂšre qu'il y a une bonne explication.
L intĂ©rĂȘt du loop, c est justement de revenir sur les mĂȘmes faits, dans le mĂȘme espace temps, avec le risque de modifier l'avenir, pas le passĂ©.
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It's well played, funny at times.
But !
I feel like I lost my way when the characters' pasts were completely turned upside down.
If we are in a parallel universe, as I said to Anchorenomore, I am disappointed.
Because it wasn't the starting point and I think it's too easy a way to end the story.
If we are in a parallel universe, I don't forget that Tin is dead, in another universe and that Tol is dying with pain.
I'm waiting for next week.
I hope to tell you that I am wrong.
Edit :
A test ?
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I don't understand either, but why not...