Now and Then, Here and There 3
Liked this ep more than the first two even if Shu getting the shit knocked out of him is becoming comical. I'm growing more curious as to what sort of thing would bind loyalty to someone like Hamdo as it seems the first to plant a knife in his back would be a hero. There's other questions I'm actually curious about now regarding the actual history of Hellywood or why it's necessary to militarize everyone including children.
Liked this ep more than the first two even if Shu getting the shit knocked out of him is becoming comical. I'm growing more curious as to what sort of thing would bind loyalty to someone like Hamdo as it seems the first to plant a knife in his back would be a hero. There's other questions I'm actually curious about now regarding the actual history of Hellywood or why it's necessary to militarize everyone including children.
Stuff like the aforementioned abuse of Shu, the dead cat from the previous episode, and Sara's apparent rape strike me as cheap shock value though.