Luis Carazo

She's basically like the really clingy girlfriend who just kind of becomes whoever she's in a relationship with into like a, who are you?

Very, yeah, personality disorder.

Yeah, very personality disorder.

Her whole notion was to just be this very clingy thing that was hard to escape, while she helped perform this god, and then died doing it, because that's what happened in the play.

And she was dead, and the mask shattered, and everything went kablooey, and now she's back.

She's the only one who's back.

These are all very normal things you're telling us.

She's holding herself together, and she was already really iffy.

She was not built as a character.

She was not written as a particularly stable character.

I think we've said her word of power now, I think, at this point, which is the I am no thing.

And no, this is really bad.

And now she's made friends.

Now she's dating someone really bad.

Yeah, it's I am no thing.

I am no.

Oh, and I can like, I'd like the urge to just say random names out right now and be like, yeah.

Oh yeah, we'll get into Brutale.

We'll get into Doric.

We'll get into the rest of them.