Ash Kelley

What are we thinking about?

I can fix him.

But it's like, so I do wonder if like you look back on it now, if she can look back on it now, if she's like,

you know what?

That wouldn't.

But again, it's fiction, so it's like there is a line here.

I see what you're saying, but I think the problem in that scenario is Jacob is not written as a villain.

That is a big problem that is overarching in this series, I think.

He's not presented as a villain.

He is acting.

like how a villain would act but he's not presented in that way no he's not presented in like oh poor jacob like he just loves her so much and it's true he's really getting the shit out of the stick here let's feel bad for him yeah and it's like no he's acting like a fucking incel yeah it's true and that i think that is part of the problem is he's not given to you on a plate as a villain where you can accept it no you could buy a fucking t-shirt back in the day that said team jacob

Of course.

Because you were, like, rooting for him to be the one that she loved.

The one that gets her.

Right.

And it's like, that's the thing.

Like, if you're presenting me a villain, like, you're presenting me Eric Northman in true blood.

He's a villain through and through.

He is ruthless.

He is, like, a monster.