capitalismenjoyer

[drama-glob]

OMG to Caine's "Matoor" face! XD XD XD I guess since the game is mainly supposed to be for kids, Caine's definitely is not used to being "Matoor" because that is the face many a kid makes when they are trying to act serious. ;)

[nicholasmoorethetwittermigrant]

Favorite shot of the episode

[purplerabbitkisser]

he hates yuri

[badlibbing]

God what a MOOD

Caine being an ADHD icon is my new favorite thing

[helluvahotelcircus]

In episode 3, i just noticed something...

When Zooble talked about that no one likes Caine's adventures, he started to sob and the entire circus tent with him as he started to cry but was back soonly to normal, this might be a connection that he is digital circus by himself.

After that, we see entire circus glitch like crazy, so I think this might be a realization that if everyone would wish to leave in the end, they would either need to shut down the game (Caine) or even plead or force Caine to make an exit door, as well as reversing abstraction...

idk why but I feel like it

........

Comment your theories ...

[digitalfishwish]

Broke: Kinger is one of the Circus’s creators

Woke: Kinger started learning computer science within the circus to try to figure out how to “break the game” and get everyone out of it, and he’s been in the circus for 7+ years

[vestsfriends]

The way we all thought she was a man back in the character teaser 😭

[dreamydiamond]

Random Thing I Noticed In Mystery of Mildenhall Manor

I've seen a few people point out that Caine seemingly forgot Zooble's concerns because they told him to (albeit unknowingly) but there's another example of this we see.

Is this something that all AIs in The Circus are capable of? Obeying requests from the players?

Granted, I imagine they still have to stay in character and/or obey their code but maybe the gang has more power than we originally thought.

[boiintheback]

[TADC Ep.3 Spoilers!!]

�� dementia dad Kinger lfg

○ Jax & Caine continuing to carry this show's humor on their backs

○ what was up with that... void mouth, anyway? was it like...hypnotic? or was that just Kinger being Kinger?

○ on the topic, put that fucking head monster back where it came from or so help me god

[maebea2]

Him !! I love him so much, he's just a silly little goober baby boy why did he have to get no screen time :(((

Goose does such a good job with these side characters like he is so creature :3

[dashintrash]

He is THE King (and the father)

[drama-glob]

Not my heart breaking at seeing Kinger reach for Pomni to try and comfort/reassure her things will be okay. ;_; ;_; ;_;

Him then bridging the gap between them and even trying to reach out for her again when she starts to cry, only to apologize right afterward really hurts to see too. ;_; ;_; ;_;

I'm glad that we saw Pomni scoot a little closer too and offer some sincere, kind words to Kinger at the end though so that he knows she isn't mad at him and is grateful to not be alone. <3<3<3 Her opening her heart up more and connecting with the others will definitely help her in the long run.<3<3<3

[nicholasmoorethetwittermigrant]

Ok this is gonna sound weird maybe but I’ve watched Mystery of Mildenhall Manor several times now, and every time I get hung up on this bit.

The obvious and probably intended way to read these lines is “I knew (this adventure) would end up like (the last couple)” and “(Caine) just wants me to suffer.”

But I dunno dude, something about the delivery and the way this is framed within the conversation just makes me feel like Pomni’s referring to something/someone else with these lines. Something that the viewer doesn’t have the context for that she does.

Again, probably not the case, but these lines make my brain itch like “what if she’s not talking about Caine here?”

[time-lady-the-sage]

This was brilliant

[hoopii-loopii]

Tessa was adopted by the Mildenhalls after her death.

Ms. Mildenhall teaches her how to cook and sew. Every night she reads stories to Tessa before she goes to see Mr. Mildenhall.

Mr. Mildenhall is proud of Tessa’s impeccable swordsmanship, though he eagerly tries to get her into guns and awes her with tales of his hunting expeditions.

[bezierballad]

What makes this even more impactful is that we've obviously seen in the pilot the negative effects of a player coming into physical contact with an abstracted being.

The fact that Kinger was actually even able to touch his dear wife at all in their final moments together before she was sent to the cellar 💔