For a good time, I highly recommend JCS' valiant efforts to try and squeeze meaning from this episode like blood from a stone in the BA on Flux. It's an excellent essay, don't get me wrong, you can just hear him tearing his hair out at how few of these strands go anywhere or mean anything but trying not to say so too rudely.
"It’s like Chibnall wrote this, changed his mind about who Karvanista was and never bothered to go back and rewrite anything?"
It's the Broadchurch finale problem again isn't it? The man only seems willing/able to write sequentially, one page at a time, weirdly not thinking once that you can go back and tweak things. Like the old paper-based game "Consequences".
For a good time, I highly recommend JCS' valiant efforts to try and squeeze meaning from this episode like blood from a stone in the BA on Flux. It's an excellent essay, don't get me wrong, you can just hear him tearing his hair out at how few of these strands go anywhere or mean anything but trying not to say so too rudely.
JCS?
James Cooray Smith, I'd assume! Would like to read this!
Indeed - he’ll probably pop up here in a minute!
It’s a good read in general but especially that one & the essay on Village of the Angels.
Is this James's Black Archive essay on "Flux"? I have read that.
I shall look it up. James is tight!
D'oh! Of course!
"It’s like Chibnall wrote this, changed his mind about who Karvanista was and never bothered to go back and rewrite anything?"
It's the Broadchurch finale problem again isn't it? The man only seems willing/able to write sequentially, one page at a time, weirdly not thinking once that you can go back and tweak things. Like the old paper-based game "Consequences".