Mallory Rubin

Here's what we can do about it.

Right, when he lets out that, like, animalistic shriek. When Kroll was at the store, and there's that moment where he looks at Bela. And Bela's mom sees and sends her inside immediately. Like, we understand that this is what he does. And we understand because he does this that other people in a position of power and control where they are leveraging somebody else's power

Right, when he lets out that, like, animalistic shriek. When Kroll was at the store, and there's that moment where he looks at Bela. And Bela's mom sees and sends her inside immediately. Like, we understand that this is what he does. And we understand because he does this that other people in a position of power and control where they are leveraging somebody else's power

Right, when he lets out that, like, animalistic shriek. When Kroll was at the store, and there's that moment where he looks at Bela. And Bela's mom sees and sends her inside immediately. Like, we understand that this is what he does. And we understand because he does this that other people in a position of power and control where they are leveraging somebody else's power

Right and ability to be free against them would do this to people. And so, like, of course it is horrific to see Bix go through this, but it does feel important, like, in Star Wars and a mature show to... And that's – Make room for the reality of all of the different forms that horror takes.

Right and ability to be free against them would do this to people. And so, like, of course it is horrific to see Bix go through this, but it does feel important, like, in Star Wars and a mature show to... And that's – Make room for the reality of all of the different forms that horror takes.

Right and ability to be free against them would do this to people. And so, like, of course it is horrific to see Bix go through this, but it does feel important, like, in Star Wars and a mature show to... And that's – Make room for the reality of all of the different forms that horror takes.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay. That was heavy. That was. And then Brasso dies. And then Brasso dies, which is really sad because he's a loyal friend and a good dude. How did you read the Kellen-Brasso moment? Did you – Oh, yeah, yeah. I have a very strong reading on this. Me too. So I wonder if we're aligned on this because I read this as – They've all been caught.

Okay. That was heavy. That was. And then Brasso dies. And then Brasso dies, which is really sad because he's a loyal friend and a good dude. How did you read the Kellen-Brasso moment? Did you – Oh, yeah, yeah. I have a very strong reading on this. Me too. So I wonder if we're aligned on this because I read this as – They've all been caught.

Okay. That was heavy. That was. And then Brasso dies. And then Brasso dies, which is really sad because he's a loyal friend and a good dude. How did you read the Kellen-Brasso moment? Did you – Oh, yeah, yeah. I have a very strong reading on this. Me too. So I wonder if we're aligned on this because I read this as – They've all been caught.

And Brazo basically stages a fake fight with Kellen to preserve his cover. He's like, I'm done, but I can save you. Because the way he said, use us up and turn us in, it's not actually applicable to their relationship. He's basically pretending that he's one of his toolie workers only.

And Brazo basically stages a fake fight with Kellen to preserve his cover. He's like, I'm done, but I can save you. Because the way he said, use us up and turn us in, it's not actually applicable to their relationship. He's basically pretending that he's one of his toolie workers only.

And Brazo basically stages a fake fight with Kellen to preserve his cover. He's like, I'm done, but I can save you. Because the way he said, use us up and turn us in, it's not actually applicable to their relationship. He's basically pretending that he's one of his toolie workers only.

There's certainly a read that Kellen sold him out, but that was not my interpretation.

There's certainly a read that Kellen sold him out, but that was not my interpretation.

There's certainly a read that Kellen sold him out, but that was not my interpretation.

Are we sure? Are we sure Bea's not going to make him a brick? Are we sure? Why can't Bea make him a brick? It actually, like, genuinely kills me to think about Bea finding out about this.