#Wirt /might/ be joining my list of adoptees

[sylvana-the-tsarina]

on episode 5 now and

- Greg just immediately and naturally adopting this guy as their uncle is incredibly adorable

- Beatrice’s immediate reaction to Wirt going “well, guess we get to spend some quality time now” being “HELPPPP” absolutely ended me *(wheeze)* ily Beatrice

- “m-maybe I’ve lost my mind *(nervous chuckle)*” “well we can go find that AFTER we find the ghost” and this here is why I love Greg. the humour of this show

- awwwww Wirt and Beatrice bonding :lovesob:

- the side characters are all so delightfully silly (amused)

watched the first three episodes of OtGW today — it is so DARLING — so have some thoughts:

- love love love this storytelling format that just drops you into the main plot within the first minute or two. here are two kids, lost in the Unkown. they want to get home. and begin

- Wirt’s voice is deeper/older than I expected it to be and he might be my favourite person to listen to here

- Wirt is an anxious melodramatic stubborn disaster but he’s my anxious melodramatic stubborn disaster I love him

- Greg is adorable and his energy I think perfectly captures the vibe of OtGW as a whole (so far): oh, it’s a friend! <- to a Creature That Could Probably End You Creatively

- Beatrice and Wirt’s interactions are hilarious. amazing. love them both for being jaded idiots stuck in an autumn whimsy show

the aesthetic of this is so on point and the episodes are sized just right so that I am extremely tempted to just keep watching and binge the whole thing. we’ll see how my willpower holds up over the weekend