Rob Harding
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I think any falling from the path is a slow decline. Questions of morality and choice and agency can prod at each of them differently. For these two, I'm thinking something like the slow burn of Better Call Saul, where characters shift over a period of time and find themselves on paths they wouldn't foresee, but from an outside perspective make a sad kind of inevitable sense.
I'm almost more interested in seeing a season arc ending with one of them taking a terrible route for 'the right reasons' and then much later catching up with them in the aftermath.
Man, I almost just want a multi-season show of these two.
I think any falling from the path is a slow decline. Questions of morality and choice and agency can prod at each of them differently. For these two, I'm thinking something like the slow burn of Better Call Saul, where characters shift over a period of time and find themselves on paths they wouldn't foresee, but from an outside perspective make a sad kind of inevitable sense.
I'm almost more interested in seeing a season arc ending with one of them taking a terrible route for 'the right reasons' and then much later catching up with them in the aftermath.
Man, I almost just want a multi-season show of these two.
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