A PAINFUL REUNION😭 HOW IS THIS SO GOOD?! - Arcane Episode 6 REACTION!
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A PAINFUL REUNION😭 HOW IS THIS SO GOOD?! - Arcane Episode 6 REACTION! - Розваги
Arcane in a nutshell:
"Look at this cute thing. It's dying though".
"Of course".
"Like all of us"
"A thing is not beautiful because it lasts"
@@josephdocis1488 You're missing my point.
I feel like Fortiche specifically put a little pause between Rio's name and "It's dying" just to give people to go "Awwww" and immediately get gut-punched.
"What's she acting so naive for?" Because that's exactly what she is. She's been incredibly sheltered and has no idea how bad things really are for the people of the Undercity. But the thing about Caitlyn that separates her from the other elites in Piltover is that when she starts to see the truth, she doesn't look away. She cares about the people who are suffering and wants to do whatever she can to help them.
This is why Caitlyn quickly became my favorite character. She's like the only one with a heart of gold.
@@davidwitkowski4463 I would say Vi does too, even if she's pretty damaged by this point. And Ekko, honestly. He's a good egg.
@@aperson9847 I agree with Ekko, but not so much with Vi. I think Vi wants to defeat Silco more than protecting the underground, I don't think she would ever accept a deal with Silco, not even for the safety of the entire underground
@@MatheusAlmeidaAvila [VAGUE SPOILER WARNING FOR CARA AND PREZ]
You're not entirely wrong, but Vi wants so desperately to defeat Silco because she thinks it's the only way to save her sister. Yes it's also about revenge, but we know this is always a second-tier motivating factor for her. First on her list is always protecting the people she cares about, sacrificing anything to keep them safe. She's certainly not as generally altruistic as Caitlyn but she is very, very selfless when it comes to the people she loves. "Protect the family" is her creed.
@@MatheusAlmeidaAvila As a teen Vi was willingly to go to jail for potentially her whole life for something that arguably wasn’t her fault just to ensure the undercity didn’t get worse, let alone better. I will never understand people claiming Vi is selfish and doesn’t care. It’s like people fall for Silco’s schtick just as easily as Jinx does.
"I feel like we got off on the wrong arm"
Is such a fakking fantastic line, but so few ever catch it.
Jinx is the person who took Sevikas first arm.
Its both a funny play on words and a very menacing threat
Came here to say the same thing
So many good lines it's hard to hilight them all.
I wonder how that conversation went, when they realized Powder was the one who made the explosion, took Savika's arm, crippled Singed and killed her (as far as they knew) whole family.
FYI, for Mel's paints she's making egg tempera. Its a pretty classical medium used and egg acts as a binder/ emulsifier.
Fun fact: in the game her machine gun is called “Pow-Pow”, just like Vi used to call Powder/Jinx
'are you real?' is one of the most tragic lines in the show, especially at the end when shes left alone and has no idea if it all actually happened, also while jayce voting out heimer might not be the smartest decision he knows he owes everything to viktor since episode 2 when jayce almost jumped so it makes sense for his character
A fun detail I love, for the scene where Marcus is opening the door to his daughter's room we see the shadows on the wall to the right before we actually see Silco and the girl, and the shadow's silhouettes on the wall make it look like Silco is choking her even though he's only reaching for the toys theyre playing with, amazingly subtle bit to make you feel uneasy right away
so many hidden details in this show. Even after watching 30 time's new stuff shows up.
I'm pretty sure it's a nod to a moviemaking technique from a very old vampire movie - I want to say Nosferatu (1922) but I can't find a still showing it. It was also used in Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) with Gary Oldman's shadow strangling Keanu Reeves. Other nods to art are Powders waiflike design resembling the girl on the Les Miserables posters, Powders "look" at the end of ep3: "The Fallen Angel" by Alexandre Cabanel. Heimerdingers apocalyptic visions: various paintings by John Martin. The painting on the wall behind Vi when she's leaping between buildings: Alphonse Mucha "JOB" cigarette art deco posters.
@@Hohum37 Damn we got a connoisseur right here
This is one of the many things why I love Arcane, there is no clear good or bad side. Everyone has their reasons to do what they do, to act how they act and while you might disagree, most of the times you can understand where everybody is coming from. To me it's such a realistic portrayal and a level of nuance I rarely encounter in any production.
7:50 I'm 100% sure she was actually faking fake-crying. Sevika really got her there.
100% agree
She DID get her - To the point that she refuses to believe it's the truth. Thats why she writes "Liar" all over Sevika's body, and then is so disgusted and surprised when she realizes that Sevika wasn't lying about Vi and Caitlyn running around together. The thought of Vi replacing her is terrifying to her.
@@sandreid87Did you see that they were saying the same thing. They used a double negative.
@@sandreid87 I always thought she was sending a message to Silco that he had lied to her about Vi being dead. She was hanging above his desk...
From Jayce perspective it was either unseat Heimerdinger or let Victor die.
He really didnt want to vote Heimerding off the council, he felt that he had no other choice.
He may be wrong, but I dont blame him, to save my brothers life, I would probably have done the same.
Every third episode is a masterclass in animation and directing!
Ep 3 with the separation of the two sisters, and Ep 6 with Jinx raising the Flare.
Fortiche studio knocked it out of the park!
And that Ep 9 ending :)
Love that you caught that it was Viktor’s assistant in the beginning!
The blue smoke like the tattoos she got after the time skip. Her abandonment issues break my heart.
Vi has complementary gadget tattoos.
For clarity on Victor, which the show attempts to communicate in the flashback, he has always had problems with his leg (and it looks like that has caused strain on his hips and back), but the problem with his lungs is a separate, more recent issue.
Almost no one understands the specific nature of the threat Silco is making to Marcus. He isn’t threatening to harm Ren. He’s not even threatening to kill Marcus. Piltover is a highly stratified patrician society. If you aren’t born into a house/clan with a name (like Jayce or Mel) your options are limited. There is little movement between classes. Based upon his accent, Marcus is from the lower rungs of Piltover society. Ren’s mother is dead; Marcus is a single father. After Greyson’s ignominious death, the only reason Marcus wound up as sheriff was because Silco made it happen. Without that position, his daughter has little chance of a decent life. Marcus cannot break free of Silco’s control without sacrificing his daughter’s future. At the first sign of disobedience, all Silco has to do is expose Marcus, and the Piltover Council will ruin his life…and his daughter’s. Silco is reminding Marcus that the only reason he has what he has is because Silco allowed him to have it.
Silco’s also furious that Marcus lied about Vi being dead…
Not sure if anyone else mentioned it or not, but those were eggs in the paint. It's called Tempera paint and it was widely used before the 1500s. The egg was used as a binder for the pigments. 😊
Another good reaction from you guys. Some key points here: the girl up the cliff in the beginning watching young Viktor is Sky (who becomes his lab assistant, Miss Young); Jayce to Heimerdinger in episode 4 says "I can never replace you" then proceeds to do so in this episode; Silco topples Ren's house of cards then Vi topples the tower on him; blue smoke signal tattoos on Jinx's body signifies her longing for Vi while Vi's tattoos of mechanical gears on her back signifies her longing for Powder...
20:55 Another key point: Prez thinks the scientist fed the creature shimmer, while I am pretty sure the creature through eating the purple flowers is the source of shimmer
Vi appears. Shut up, shut up, shut up.... haha
Everything Jayce said about Heimerdinger, sadly, was true. He is the one responsible for the whole situation Piltover is now. Also, Jayce was desperate to save his best friend, so he didn't really have a choice other than to remove Heimerdinger from council.
I don’t think we can entirely blame Heimerdinger. He did allow it to happen, but he was the only councillor not taking advantage of the undercity to further his own monetary interests. He’s an idealist, so he never thought or cared to look into it.
The entire council, and all the council members since the Undercity became a slum are to blame, not just Heimerdinger.
We can see from the buildings of the undercity that they used to be quite grand, but have fallen into disrepair. It's not always been like this.
@@Hohum37Heimerdinger is the head of the council. He was there from the very beginning, while other councils came and went, so yeah, I think he bears more responsibility than others.
Heimerdinger is a Yordle.
Theyre almost purely magic creatures and essentially immortal.
They dont die of age and if they somehow does get killed they "respawn" back in Bandle City.
Atleast thats before.
They just made Arcane canon so they might change alot of things.
Heimerdinger is over 900 years old in the original lore, the cataclysmic war he remembers took place like 600-700 years ago.
Since Arcane is now canon, he is 300 years and the war is not that distant.
Granted, time flows differently in Bandle Cty, IF they feel like it they can just say he is 300 years old in *our* time but actually 900 years old and it could still make sense.
It seems like alot of extra work to implement a whole parallell time paradigm for no reason but considering the damage it could do to the entire time line of the lore and the infinite ripples it would cause it might not be so far fetched after all.
But I digress.
As this show was made, it was not meant to be canon hence its probably safe to assume Yordles were thought of as immortal.
Thats why Heimerdinger never contemplates his own death.
Its not that he will outlive all these humans, its that he wont ever die.
16:45 Jayce is trying to save Viktor. Heimer's methods won't allow it so he needs to get rid of him. It isn't really sudden or about progress itself. That's a background thing in comparison to Viktor's illness.
Yeah. Idk why so many seem to miss this point. If you don't get rid of Heimerdinger, then Viktor will not be able to use the Hexcore to hopefully cure himself. Jayce frames it differently during the council meeting but the goal is simply to rid Heimerdinger off his councilor power. We even see Jayce being the last to vote and having a really hard time because he doesn't actually want to do it.
@@SiMeGamer A lot of people miss the point because they do the same thing with Heimer/Jayce that they do with Marcus/Vi--they choose a side and stick to it. Rather than assessing the context around what's going on and trying to come to reasonable conclusions based on where each character is at in their own journey, people tend to choose someone they "side with" and then ignore any-and-all context that augments their first impressions of whoever they're "against". There are so many scenes in which the viewpoints of Heimer/Jayce are shown to differ, as well as how conflicted Marcus is and how far the situation has spun out of his control (remember, he never wanted anyone dead).
People do this, in my opinion, because so much entertainment nudges them to feel this way. "Good" vs. "Evil". Black-and-white thinking. It's a bit of a disservice to this show's writing, but it also explains why this show's careful nuance and attention-to-detail caused it to be the breakout that it was--giving you all the facts over time and subtlety asking you to re-examine your biases and challenge your first impressions.
Yeah, he spells out his motivations earlier in the episode, "Victor saved my life once. Now he needs me and there's nothing I can do." Well, all of a sudden, there *is* something he can do: stop Heimerdinger from destroying Victor's Hexcore.
I think that the Heimerdinger retirement scene goes to show just how much influence Jayce and Mel have on the council. No one started to vote for his retirement until Mel raised her hand in support.
I'm More on Team Jayce since all this Piltover vs Zaun conflict came with Heimerdinger being a Founder and Leader for 200+ years, Heimerdinger always just says they need more time but doesn't offer solutions and is just oblivious to the situations the people face.
What Jayce did may have been dick move, but Heimerdinger was in dire need of a wakeup call.
The actual best way forward would be to start developing and implementing those solutions. Heimerdinger obviously doesn't realize how bad things are but that doesnt' mean he can't be educated on the subject. He doesn't have to paralyze the whole council, but he makes a poor leader to humans who live a limited time and need more rapid solutions.
He'd be a great advisor on the council though, especially since he's the only uncorrupted one of the lot and Jayce knows it after having been dealing with all the others.
Yeah the 'Guns for Hire' sequence is bloomin' amazing!! Such powerful storytelling! There are still several great sequences like this to go, but I do think this is my favourite from the series. I think it is really interesting how you question how naive Caitlyn is to living without parents, as it is a subtle but arguably the best example of Piltover privilege. It is very possible she genuinely hasn't known anyone that are in Vi's position, and therefore never even imagined what it would be like.
Great work recognizing Huck, btw! Few do! Sadly, I think he is the one that Silco is kicking into dust during the Guns for Hire seg. A sad end to a short term but loveable character.
3:55 That was eggs. She's mixing her own paint, egg tempera.
24:33
This is actually a textbook representation of PTSD. Jinx is completely zoned out, blocking her environment out from around her, but subconsciously aware of how much danger shes in. Its her survival instincts taking over, her mind is already broken.
Havent watched the video yet, but MAN i am happy to see this upload - This is my FAVORITE episode! The last half is just a rollercoaster of emotions, and I cant wait to see your reactions, as always
What is interesting in Jayce vs Heimerdinger is that they both have a point. Heimerdinger is right in being cautious with the excess of technology advancement, but Jayce is also right that his passivity and ignorance of tbe undercity's plight lead to the current conflict. Heimerdinger offers beautiful speeches but no solutions. His wealth and immortality somehow detached him from the reality and urgency of what everyday people suffer. He is a knowlegeable mentor and councilor, but not a wise one as he is incapable of translate it into tangible actions. Jayce was wrong for getting him thrown from the council the way he did, but it wasn't completely unwarranted either
Your pupper is too damn cute what a little shit :D
That's our little shit😂
Why does noone understand, that Jayce kicks Heimerdinger PRIMARILY to save Victor? Heimerdinger threatened to destroy the hexcore. So Jayce got rid of him. He even says after the meeting that he has to prepare. Not because he is against Heimerdinger but because he wants to help Victor above all. And it's not just a thing he does without thinking about the consequences. It's just that Jayce got his priorities and act to them.
Of all the misinterpretations people make, this one always struck me as particularly odd.
Expecting people to get every detail on their first watch, especially when they are on camera, is a little unfair. There pacing of the show, and the density of content can mean you're still thinking about a previous scene when halfway through the next one. On the flipside, this density makes Arcane very rewatchable, if you're willing to pay attention to it.
All the songs in Arcane written for Arcane and specifically for the scene they are played in. The one exception is the rock song she was listening two called 'Get Jinxed' which was Jinx's song in her launch trailer. Christian Link was a main writer for the songs and selected the band/singers.
It's totally up to you guys, but I would recommend watching the music video for imagine dragons - "enemy" before you watch the next episode If you haven't already.
It has the same animation as the show and some more background scenes that will enhance the episodes going forward.
If not, I still recommend watching it after you finish the series.
That's such a precious dog!
OMFG THAT'S THE CUTEST DOG also great reaction
Loved the reaction 💙love u guys 💞
After you are done with the show it would be epic to see some reaction to other league of legends content. Like the cinematics. You get some more insight into the universe :) Cant wait for your next episodes 🤩👏🏼
the paints were made with eggs before, so those were indeed eggs (3:53)
People always seem to miss that Jayce is voting Heimerdinger out primarily because he wants to save Viktor and Heimerdinger wants to destroy the thing that can save him
It seems like you guys totally missed the almost kiss between Vi and Cait
I noticed that too! I find it super interesting that some reactors catch on to the romance and others don’t. It’s honestly not that subtle but queer relationships are still so uncommonly shown like that in media so i get why they may be missing it
@@Jaysil2 They were super close for a long time in that scene. I wonder if they'll catch the many many hints in Ep 7 or will it take until ep 8 before they catch on
@@harryballsak1123 I’ve seen reactors being like “oh they’re such good friends” all the way thru lol - we’ll see. I’ve enjoyed the reaction and they’re observant together!
You guys missing the romantic tension between Cait and vi is KILLING ME 😭
OMG that pupper is so cute
Those were eggs that Mel was putting in her paint. I don’t know much about it, but it’s a real method of making or mixing paint.
you guys should react to the cinematics after the show
“Are you real ?”
Jinx needs help I feel so bad for her
It’s ironic that Caitlyn literally isn’t an enforcer at this point, and everyone either knows she isn’t or has no reason to believe she is, except Vi.
"Everything is a perfomance with her" is pobably the best way I've heard someone describe Jinx
I’m really enjoying your reactions! Wish the screen wasn’t so transparent but understand because of copyright issues.
Everyone thinks Jayce was selfish for this, but I mean he did it for Viktor. IF Himerdinger destroyed hextex there was no way. To continue to learn and maybe save Viktor
Mel was actually using eggs in that shot. In the old days, eggs were an integral ingredient of certain paints! A really cool detail that writers paid attention to.
You were talking over it so not sure if you noticed but you were correct; the girl working with Jayce and Vikktor is the same from when he was younger (Jayce calls her sky when they were working on the plants).
Along with that, the guy Vikktor met during childhood you’ve actually met before too. He’s the guy that was working with Silco who experimented with shimmer on the rat and cat in episode 1 and present until episode 3 when he gets caught in Powder’s explosion (which is why he’s all burned up and scarred when Vikktor meets with him in the present)
Also Caitlin is acting naive when she’s talking with Vi. She doesn’t have a good idea about the world beyond her bubble which is why her traveling with Vi is so important because she legitimately can’t imagine how shitty the extent of the undercity is and what VI’s been through.
"which is why he's all burned up and scarred" I think the phrase you're looking for is "Singed". ;P
Very interesting thing I missed for a long time..
Jinx’s schizo-breaks aren’t just random drawings and moments.
Of course it’s in her head, but when drawings of Claggor or Mylo show up, it is meant to directly show who is “talking to her”.
For instance, when you see Mylo or drawings that show him, she typically responds defensively or aggressively.. because Mylo always would make fun of her.
In this episode after Jinx sees Caitlyn, Mylo pops up and most likely mocks the situation in her head.. in which she responds “Shut up! I’m in no mood!”
Just a very nice touch to make her self-dialogue more impactful.
1:55 I'm surprise you noticed that
1 year till Arcane season 2!
I need to watch her reacting to a horror movie or playing a horror game. If she's this easy to startle while watching Arcane, imagine with something actually scary 😂
Shout out to Bea Miller. X factor contestant as a young teen in like 2012. Welcome to the Playground is her song
How can she be that scared from everything wth
Heimerdinger had honorable intentions. He genuinely wants the best for people.
But he is complacent, blind to people's struggles, lazy, arrogant and incompetent in leading. He's a scientist. Not a politician. He is a big part of why the undercity and topside drifted so far apart. And he's not doing anything about it. His leadership failed immensely.
Jayce is idealistic, but naive and impressionable. He can be steered too easily into whatever direction by other people. But ultimately he also wants to help people and improve lives, including the undercity.
Mel Medarda is interesting. Her intentions and motivations are not yet 100% clear at this point.
The confrontation between Heimerdinger and Jayce is a tough one, because both of them have good points: Jayce is rushing things, dangerously so, yet Heimderdinger doesn't have a plan beyond patience and time. And both of them are too emotional and stubborn to compromise, so we end up with Heimerdinger being forced to step down.
"Are you real?" is one of the most heartbreaking lines in the show for me. Poor Jinx is so mentally damaged, and she knows it; she knows that she can't trust what her own mind tells her.
The sisters can't catch a break. Their reunion was going well, but Caitlyn showing up instantly put Jinx on edge and flared up her insecurities/paranoia. Then the Firelights arrive, and once again, Vi and Jinx are separated.
On the action side of things, Jinx's reflexes and speed are ungodly. She's also considerably stronger than she looks, considering she can swing that gatling gun around so easily. Combine all that with how unpredictable she is, and Jinx is one of the most dangerous people in the series.
While Jayce uses valid arguments, and they are part of his motivation - the core of it that he wants to save Viktor, and Heimerdinger is putting himself in the way.
But that's the thing, the city _hasn't_ been doing well under Heimerdinger, for a very long time. The violence at the bridge at the very beginning of Episode 1 that killed Jinx and Vi's parents happened under his watch. That disparity _happened under his watch._ Viktor and Jayce may be rash and hasty, but they have such a good point, and Heimerdinger has not been listening to them. Viktor and Jayce could do with a few ounces more wisdom, but Heimerdinger needs a wake-up call.
Vi kinda reminds me of Korra tbh, such a durable badass
is that a poodle? used to a have a couple dogs just like them when I was younger.
Cavapoo!
At this point on first watch, I got tired of stating how this show keeps getting better.
18:33 Yeah, and they foreshadowed it when he asked Cait to tell Vi "I'm sorry for everything". He never interacted with her in episode one so there's no reason we are given for him to feel the need to apologize to Vi. He either had already given them up or was about to. The amount of foreshadowing in this show, when you dive deep into it, is amazing. It's like that scene from The Good Place: "We found all 4 clues [foreshadows] you left us!" "That's great, but I actually left over 1200 clues [foreshadows]".
Now for the Professor and Jayce. I agree with Jayce that Heimerdinger should not be on the council anymore because he is out of touch and seemingly refuses to do anything about anything. In the scene where Jayce is making his corrupted deals with the other councilors, you can see it focuses on Heimer vibing to the music with his eyes closed (symbolic to Heimer vibing to life while not seeing how far gone the council is). What Heimer needed at that time was a wake-up call so he can see the world again. And while I hate seeing his sad puppy dog eyes, I think it ultimately will turn into the right decision.
Were the deals Jayce made corrupted? Mel possibly encouraged him in that direction, but when he offers a partnership and early access - that's potentially just a business deal - and Mel was actually surprised by it.
@@Hohum37 Literally before the deals started Jayce calls it corruption... Mel was surprised by how quickly he took to doing it (fast learner).
Early access to Hextech innovations so the councilors can get a head start on changing their businesses to accommodate or find ways to profit off the technology is a corrupted way to keep power. The councilors now have an even bigger advantage because they have extra time to accommodate the new tech coming up before anyone else even knows about it (only the council knows that Jayce/Viktor made the reinforced Hextech Gemstone). They can release whatever accessories or create new businesses well before anyone else, creating monopolies on all Hextech advancements, or at the very least stifle any competition.
Actually she isn't voting to oust Hymerdinger because of her relationship with Jace. Mel wants Hymerdinger removed because he is a stumbling block to fast advancement of technology.
Best eps next
how does cara know whats happening before it happens, swear shes a psychic
What I find funny is how no one had ever guessed who the masked 1 was when they dropped an Easter egg in the beginning of the show. Plz tell me when I first watched this I was not the only 1 to take notice of it 😅
Christian Linke was SURE everyone would figure it out instantly.
If Silco killed Marquis he would no longer have control over the Enforcers and it would also probably cause a violent backlash from the Enforcers. But if he kidnapped the daughter Marquis would have no choice but to cooperate.
Bles you hahahah
Heimerdinger is waaaaay to complacent. Like at the concert last episode jayce is wheeling and dealing and heimerdinger just enjoyed the show.
Remember you guys were angry about how poorly the council treats the undercity, its all under heimerdingers watch, hes a founder. His long sightedness is very damaging
My theory about Heimerdinger is that he's cut himself from people to a degree. Not because he doesn't care about them - the opposite; after 200 years of living with mortals since founding the city, imagine the number of his friends that have died, and the toll that takes. "Do you contemplate death professor?" "Only that of friends".
Imagine everyone you know and love right now. Now imagine they have all died; you make new friends, and they die, over and over and over.
@Hohum37 yordles in general tend to do that. they are immortal, they can't permanently die as they are made of magic. So yeah they tend to become aloof with the exception of Tristan most of them end up with some sort of mental coping issues
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Threesome?)
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I hope after you finish this series you will be in the mood to learn more about the world, the characters, the lore or mostly anything about League of Legends. I recommend you watch the cinematics and music videos Riot made so far. You will certainly understand why the fans demanded and pleaded for years that they make a movie or series which ultimately resulted the masterpiece that is Arcane.
I'm less forgiving than most toward Heimerdinger it seems. Yes he wants the best for the city, but to him the city is an abstract entity; the suffering and deaths of its people just pass him by. Sure he gets a little sad but as Jason points out, he never takes any action. He represents the privilege elite; he doesn't need to change anything because everything is pretty great for him and those close to him. It's not malicious, just blind.
He is also totally oblivious to the corruption in the council and the police force and prison system, at the very least. You say Caitlyn is naïve, but Heimerdinger is 15 times more so because he is 15 times as old. Plus as the most senior council member he has been de-facto ruler of the city for over 100 years. Is that particularly good or democratic? I don't agree with Jason's method here, but his argument is sound.
Luckily, I think Heimerdinger realises all this for himself by the end of the season.
Honestly this is pure speculation, but i think the threat to marcus's daughter by silco is a complete bluff. Silco is in a position where he understands that relationship intimately, due to jinx. I dont think he is the type of monster that kills children. In his own head he is simply trying to create a powerful indepentant nation, he doesnt see himself as villain. He plays the part of it quite well tho.
Maybe, but there's things he says in the final episode that suggest maybe he would sacrifice someone else's kid for the cause. And now that I think about it, he was 100% going to kill all of Vander's kids.
Really weird interpretation considering the often overlooked aspect of Silco is his repeated eagerness to kill kids.
He sacrificed Decker, tried to kill all four of Vander’s kids, says he would have killed the Chembaron’s kid if he wasn’t already killed, celebrates the Firelights dying and uses them as a scapegoat knowing full well they’re mostly kids, causes a drug epidemic in his own community knowing how it will affect innocent kids.
Silco is selfish, and while he loves Jinx like a daughter, he will gladly snuff out anyone else’s kid.
Threatening Marcus’s daughter was absolutely not a bluff.
@@matman730 The important thing to mention on the point of killing Vanders kids is time. This was before he ever considered being a father, this threat is after he has turned into a parent for Jinx.
@@TukaihaHithlec I am not trying to say that Silco is an upstanding man who will never harm kids, he is a villain, and often turns his cheek to the sacrifices he makes for his vision. But honestly, him killing Marcus's daughter sounds less plausible than him just killing Marcus. Which I think the threat was more for. It wasn't about Silco killing the daughter it was leaving her fatherless after Marcus's death. Silco doesn't just jump-skip around killing kids, the Vander kids were teenagers who actively were fighting against him and his vision. The threat to the Chembaron kid is after their death which frankly means nothing. The firelights are also his sworn enemies. Marcus's daughter has nothing of worth to him, it's petty, and while he is a villain he holds himself in high regard. Also most of his kid "killing" happened before the time skip where his relation with Jinx started. Which obviously changed him. IDK I might be wrong but actively killing a completely innocent child over the actions of Marcus just doesn't sound like Silco's behavioral pattern to me.
@@TukaihaHithlec It's truly bizarre how people think Silco wouldn't kill children. (Approaches child holding bloody dagger that he just used to kill her father - does NOT put it away, just hides it behind him) Jinx becomes literally the only person he cares about beyond himself. That care doesn't extend to anyone else.
This isn't specific to these guys (though it's applicable) but "reacting" on UA-cam is just getting kind of out of hand lol. I imagine myself watching something with and it's like, do you *really* sit there and gasp or lurch or scream/shout? Come on lol. You can watch something / "react" with out having to scale up that "react harder!" axis
Yeah, but there’s less money in that. It can be problematic, but they’re pretty genuine, if only more clear for the camera. They are nowhere near the magnitudes of soullessness that plagues UA-cam.
its ekko. and jinx kills silco
Too late for spoilers theyve already watched it all