#the resident 1x05

[rhcenyra]

RESIDENT EVIL ⇢ 1x05 | HOME MOVIES

No, it's not about that. Look, for one, this is just too weird. But I want to know why your dad thinks Umbrella would go after him. Because… Because they could go after my mom too. Fine.

[seraphtrevs]

The return of BCS color theory!

I've previously argued that Jimmy's color is all of them, and I stand by that. But out of all of them, yellow is the most prominent.

The two most obvious yellows associated with Jimmy are his iconic Esteem and the mug Kim gifted him, both of which have a touch of criminal red.

The Wexler/McGill logo is a mix of Jimmy's yellow and Kim's blue (notice how the office is mostly yellow, because this is Jimmy's dream, not hers.)

So why yellow? Well, it's loud, it's bright, it catches the eye. Jimmy loves to be noticed. But most importantly - it's not red or blue. It's the other primary color! Because in the beginning, Jimmy's not quite criminal red, and not quite lawful blue. He's in his own category.

In 1x01, there's yellow lighting in Jimmy's office (his attempt to play it straight), but there's also yellow when he reveals his Slippin' Jimmy past (notice the blues there, too, as his natural yellow crowds out his lawful aspirations).

What does it mean? I think it means that Jimmy's colorful approach to the law is not inherently criminal. If it was, he'd be red. The implication is that Jimmy could have made it as a legitimate lawyer while still being himself.

And to prove it, here are some shots from 1x05, when he visits Mrs. Strauss for the first time. Everything in her house is yellow - the walls, her furniture, even her teapot (although she herself is dressed in lawful blue.)

Jimmy the Elder Law Lawyer was perfectly in tune both with his natural colorful nature (his slippin' ways were what uncovered the financial abuse of the Sandpiper residents) and the law. He couldn't cut it in the stifling halls of HHM or Davis & Main. But he could have struck his own path and been happy. In a kinder universe, maybe he did. Alas. :(

[lowpolybread]

“Annabeth craned her neck to see the Gateway Arch, which looked to me like a huge shopping bag handle stuck on the city.” The Lightning Thief page 202

PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS 1x04 + 1x05: A Typical Day in St. Louis

“The highway also cut off many residents—mainly poor and black—from the development around the arch, aggravating racial tensions still fresh from when construction unions barred African-Americans from working on the site. The displacement came to epitomize 20th-century ‘urban renewal’—a euphemism, James Baldwin quipped, for Negro removal.’” Fred Kaplan for The Smithsonian Magazine, The Twisted History of the Gateway Arch

[goodwhump-temp]

Rin Okumura Whump - Blue Exorcist

Yukio Okumura Whump Stupidity is contagious

Season 1 1x01 The Devil Resides in Human Souls - Bloody fist, face cut, held down 1x02 Gehenna Gate - Hunted, almost falls, trips, slapped, dragged, restrained, emotional 1x04 Garden of Amahara - Sobbing (reading Manga) 1x05 A Boy from the Cursed Temple - Flustered, chased, knocked down, almost bitten, almost shot inconspicuously 1x06 The Phantom Chef - Restrained multiple times, justified anger, dies (of horrible food), loopy, held, master chef battle against a pokemon, collapse, hurt feelings/crying, knocked back 1x07 A Flock of Plovers - Thrown, knocked down, choked 1x08 Now A Certain Man was Sick - Jumpscared, hits his head, slapped, dropped heavy rock on his foot, chased, thrown multiple times, knocked down 1x09 Memories - Targetted, hurt with holy water, squeezed, pain, stabbed, bleeding 1x10 Black Cat - Headbut, bloody nose 1x12 A Game of Tag - Smacked, knocked down, punched multiple times, feral, pinned, bloody face, knees collapse 1x13 Proof - Headlocked, sliced, impaled, bandaged, traumatic flashback 1x14 A Fun Camping Trip - Depressing high school flashbacks, panic, restrained 1x15 Act of Kindness - Knocked back, knocked to the ground, unconscious, reveals powers to friends, tail hurts, goes feral 1x16 The Wager - Feral, collapse, unconscious, targetted, imprisoned, nightmare of turning into a demon 1x17 Temptation - Moves while imprisoned, crystal prison broken, unconscious, squeezed, dazed, collapses unconscious, knife held to neck, confronted by ex-friends [insert season 2 here] 1x18 Hurricane - Face sliced, misunderstood, held at gunpoint, punched, stabbed, punched down, held by the head, exhausted 1x20 Mask - Targetted, sword to throat twice, held at gunpoint, shot with tranq, paralyzed, passes out, weak 1x21 The Secret Garden - Targetted, pinned to the ground, knocked down 1x22 Demon Hunting - Betrayed, held at gunpoint, thrown, unconscious, captured/imprisoned, chained as ritual sacrifice, extreme pain, bleeding 1x23 Truth - Bleeding profusely, extreme pain, unconscious, carried 1x24 Satan's Spawn - Punched, confronts Yukio, punched multiple times, bloody, weak, shot, collapse, bleeding profusely, emotional

Season 2: Kyoto Saga (This is loyal to the manga; when making season 1, the manga wasn't completed, so the studio came up with the rest)

2x01 Small Beginnings - Avoided, sad 2x02 Strange Bedfellows - Sad, not trusted, drunk, passed out/carried 2x03 Suspicion Will Raise Bogies - Hungover, tired as balls 2x04 Act of Treachery - Trying to prevent Bon from making the same mistakes as him and his father, emotional, leash tightened, pain, passes out 2x05 Mysterious Connections - Imprisoned 2x07 Like a Fire Burning Bright - Can't draw Kurakara (scared), no confidence, re-imprisoned, sentenced to death, friends worried, depressed, emotional x2 2x08 From Father to Son - Mental block 2x09 Through Thick and Thin - Mental block 2x10 Unbowed and Unbroken - Mental block broken, badass 2x11 Shine Bright as the Sun - Soloing the impure king, no confidence, emotional pain, badass, confronted by angry Yukio, punched, collapse, unconscious 2x12 Candid and Open - Flustered

[raayllum]

Cube Hostage Exchange Theory: Ezran Edition

Cause I've been feeling this one and figured I may as well toss in the newest two cents.

This is something I've talked about before (X, X) but much more briefly, and with the theory still on the table for S6, I figured I'd cover more of my bases.

The usual caveats / disclaimers to get out of the way:

Cube Hostage Exchange Theory (CHET) is a TDP theory dating back from September 2020 (shortly after Through the Moon released) speculating that Rayla would be taken hostage in exchange for Callum freeing Aaravos by handing over the Key of Aaravos. It was based on ideas of 1) the key being important to Aaravos' plans, 2) the irony of Callum literally freeing Rayla while chaining himself further to Aaravos' will, and 3) that Callum would be a pawn in Aaravos' plans (deduced well before S4) due to this thematic ties to freedom.

The biggest assumption the theory made/makes is that the Key of Aaravos is something that Aaravos is actively seeking/wanting, or something he needs; this aspect of the theory is still (technically) pure speculation.

CHET may not happen in S6 due to the fact it beat for beat already basically happened in 5x08, just with Finnegrin swapping in for Aaravos as an instigator. This is partially due to the fact that the irony regarding chains and freedom (Rayla being freed by Callum chaining himself) also came to pass alongside the captive/loved one's life being threatened and Callum subsequently being willing to help said antagonist.

That being said, I still fully think a Variant will happen, if you will, whether that's due to Callum getting in over his head with the coins, or something more directly threatening Rayla.

This theory resides on the (canon) interpretation of Callum being willing to do anything to protect his two most important loved ones (Ezran, Rayla) even if that means helping Aaravos and/or putting the world in danger. This post itself is not going to debate or explain this interpretation, but if you are interested in learning more about it, I'd recommend this meta and this tag.

I still think Callum making a choice that risks subsequent possession / world ending behaviour is more likely to be for Rayla. This is for a few reasons: 1) they still have an ongoing relationship rift/conflict to heal, and this could be a way to do it; 2) we know thanks to 6x01 that Callum and Rayla are heading to the Starscraper alone with Ezran being back in Katolis, so there is just more opportunity; 3) more of the narrative legwork has been done with Rayla specifically, particularly in regards to the possession plotline in particular; 4) Ezran has never represented destruction to or for Callum, but Rayla has more overtly negative associations which would fit; 5) Rayla has had more scenes and lines with said Cube / Key of Aaravos throughout the 4 seasons its been displayed (1x04 multiple times, 1x05, 2x07, 3x08, 4x02, 4x03, 4x07) than Ezran has (noticeably only one in 4x07).

All that being said, let's talk about the way the narrative might work / the evidence we have at present for CHET happening, but Callum dooming the world for his brother instead. Otherwise known as CHET: EE (Ezran edition).

The Necessary Narrative Legwork

As stated, CHET: Ezran Edition would only, to me, have a strong enough narrative purpose to happen IF it served as the basis or conclusion for a reconciliation arc between Callum and Rayla (currently ongoing) or between Callum and Ezran. While the brothers are not currently fighting, that doesn't mean they won't in the future.

Season six might have to squeeze it — it would have to be in the latter half of the season, which might be too delayed for Aaravos' proper release, but who knows? — but it definitely seems like the brothers are hurtling towards some sort of conflict.

However, I think the way the conflict is framed / what it ends up being centred on. For example, if the brothers just fight over whether or not to free Runaan (as there are indications that they might), I don't think that by itself leads to a resolution like CHET: EE. But if the brothers fight over Runaan, and it makes Ezran feel like his brother isn't choosing him, and they part on bad terms... Now we're talking.

Now, S6 could have room for a broyals conflict. They could fit over Runaan, as noted, or even other issues in their relationship. This would lay the groundwork for something like a CHET: EE based reconciliation happening, provided there was conflict to resolve first.

I'd also like more scenes / lines concerning Ezran with the cube. Thus far, Ezran has been there in 3/4 seasons where we've seen the cube (S5 is the only season with zero appearances outside the 5x08 intro), but he's only commented on it in 4x07 with "Callum, put away your cube!" when it's glowing because the moon opal on the Bridge of Darkness.

Episodes such as 1x05 particularly feels like a missed opportunity, perhaps, if this was the direction they were going to take, given that Ezran easily could've stepped in during Callum and Rayla's miniature disagreement over it (the "it's a glow toy" + "this doesn't end well for you" foreshadowing is there in addition to Callum looking at the Star rune) to make a comment about it still being worthwhile / perhaps a fun toy. But if Ezran's hide and seek game motif (more evident when they were searching for the hidden prison) comes into play and is tethered further to the cube's game motif, that's alright by me.

So yeah, two key points I would need to happen could happen, largely:

The brothers having some kind of serious conflict wherein Callum prioritizing Ezran in this way could help reconcile it

Ezran having more screen time with / regarding the Cube and Aaravos in some manner

That's not to say there's no legwork already put in, though, for an EE, which is part of the reason why I'm making this post. So let's talk about the two biggest points in this edition's favour:

The Orphan Queen Connection

Despite not receiving the Key himself (which could be a parallel to the Sunfire siblings regarding Kim'Dael's collar), the EE has a significant point in its favour due to Ezran's associations with the Orphan Queen. He's been directly compared to her both in appearance and in personality, as he shares her ability to Truth Tell in the face of lies, narratively speaking:

I should have seen it before. Ha! Long ago, it was a human who saw through the Fallen Star’s schemes and helped Xadia put an end to them. You look so much like her.

I've written before about the parallels there seems to be when it comes to the Jailer and Callum, two clever human mages, and the Orphan Queen Ezran, two royals of a blood line tethered in some way to truth telling and Aaravos. This parallel connection of the Jailer and the Orphan Queen being involved in imprisoning Aaravos, and Callum and Ezran witnessing / failing to stop if not also being involved in his release would be an ironic layer.

There would be another additional layer if the Orphan Queen's use of the cube was what led to him being sealed away, and now the Key is being used to spare her descendant, his brother's, life three hundred years later.

Thus far we don't know much else about the Orphan Queen besides this, so I could see Ezran's role with the Key being to partially discover what it is or what it might do, and for Callum to figure out further how it works and how to use it, but we'll have to see. I think this piece of evidence would be stronger if both brothers had been very involved and interested with the Key thus far - a true piece of dual heritage for both of them - but given that it's been so much more in Callum's corner and much less in Ezran's, I think this aspect is probably what would need to be developed the most in S6 to work out.

That said, the strongest piece of evidence we have for an EE of CHET is namely the place where we first learn the cube is called the Key of Aaravos at all, which is in...

Harrow's Letter

Harrow's letter exists in story for a few reasons:

To resolve Harrow and Callum's arc with each other, particularly to affirm to Callum that he belonged within his family / as Harrow's son. This is folded into Harrow discussing his sons' bond and what he wants for both of them in addition to point 3 and 4

To largely tie up Callum's grief regarding Harrow, as while we still see bits and pieces of it (you can argue 2x08 and 4x03 touch on it), 2x06 is the last time Callum's specific grief about Harrow is discussed (at least for now)

To complement Viren's narrative of what happened with Harrow's own take on the same events, particularly to push forward and the name the Narrative of Love vs Narrative of Strength dichotomy (which S4 and S5 have spent a lot of time deconstructing further)

To explicitly introduce the concept of the Chains of History and Harrow's own desire for freedom, which is alluded to in early S1 but not fully developed, and therefore pave the way for him to show up in Callum's 2x08 dreams

To give us the info about the Key of Aaravos early enough we could sit with it, and also let the foreboding build

I do think the placement of the information about the Key is interesting, because the way it's presented perhaps fulfil more of our traditional expectations in the fantasy genre. Of course the protagonist happens to stumble across a neat, funky family heirloom with a tease for a cool power-up to come. It is, after all, the first time we hear the name Aaravos.

However, they very quickly (aka like 1.2 episodes later) give us the name of Aaravos, and we immediately know it's nothing good. The more negative associations with the cube are also added to in 2x08 with the dream imagery, which makes a lot more sense now that we know just how deep the ties between Aaravos and dark magic really go.

With this in mind, the most telling lines from the letter for an EE CHET is, I believe, this from Harrow:

But as a father, I have a selfish wish. For you and Ezran to be... free.

Now the letter itself talks about Freedom almost as much as it talks about Love, and indeed, love — specifically a Narrative of Love — is posited as something that can and will free you, in contrast to the Narrative of Strength bound by the chains of history. We also know Startouch stuff is associated with wishes, so that's another point. And Harrow's last words to Callum were "Take care of my brother." From a familial standpoint, there's more than enough permission / merit here to go ahead.

The letter introduces the Key and talks about the brothers. It talks about chains and love and freedom. And these are all things that would be very much literally present in in a Cube Hostage Exchange in which Ezran is the hostage or person the key is being handed over to save.

And while I think it could be a possibility on the table, because Callum absolutely would do this for his brother... I still think if we're gonna get a scenario like this, it's going to be Rayla, or it's going to be no one. And here's why.

The Other Side

You may have noticed throughout this that this edition of the theory depends on even more could haves than traditional CHET already does, and hasn't really talked about Ezran's personality or interplay with sacrifice as a theme. This is because that, without an external conflict pushing things forward, this display of devotion doesn't really affect Ezran much. He knows his brother loves him and has never doubted this; Ezran is very measured about sacrificing himself for what he believes in, but is also always willing to accept help and other people's aid. Ezran is sacrificial, largely adjacent to his crown and his childhood, but his arc itself is centred around concepts of power, duty, and justice over a core theme of sacrifice or even freedom.

Subsequently, Ezran likewise has not been associated heavily with chains, nor is Callum someone who has broken Ezran's cycles or chains, literally or metaphorically. Although Ezran is undeniably tethered to freedom because "a child is freer than a king" and him being briefly (meaningfully) in prison, freeing Ezran has never been a main plot concern Callum or Rayla has had to contend with. The closest they come are the boys working together to free Rayla in 1x04 with Bait, Callum and Rayla working together to get Ez out from the icy water in 1x06, and Soren freeing Ezran from prison (and getting him to his council) in 3x05... and that's about it. Nor is Ezran a big part of Callum's mage arc; they normally discuss things other than magic, Callum rarely uses magic to protect his brother (although S5 definitely had an uptick), and Ezran is pretty separated from notions of magic within Xadia outside of his ability to talk to animals. (It's kind of like how while Callum and Zym have a strong bond, Ezran has a more emphasized one and largely carries the human side of human-dragon reconciliation alongside Soren, whereas their siblings are more elf and magic focused.)

This might shift if/when freeing Harrow from a bird is a possibility, and that's not to say it couldn't be Ezran just on this basis — but that TDP usually prefers to include things at a lower stakes level or even as a joke, and then ramp it up continually until it reaches a breaking point. We can see this even in 6x01 with a scene of Soren leading a blind folded Opeli for comedic effect, only for blindfolds to clearly be important later on in S6 with Callum and the Celestial elves. Similarly, Callum freeing Rayla both literally and metaphorically was set up consistently and periodically throughout the first 4 seasons, to the degree I could predict some of the specifics in 5x08 even years ahead. Then, the show reaffirms this pattern as well as early on in S5 (5x01 in particular), so when it came to a head in 5x08, it felt natural and earned from a thematic standpoint.

Even if S6 went in hard with the Broyals having a fight in the back half, they would still have to drench Ezran in freedom associations to me to effectively get to where I feel like a CHET: EE would totally work. That's not to say there couldn't be over avenues there I'm not seeing now, or a thread I've missed that's been steadily building all along that S6 then makes evident, but this is largely where I've arrived with everything we currently know.

Conclusion

TLDR; Cube Hostage Exchange: Ezran Edition has merit largely due to the Orphan Queen parallel and Harrow's letter, but does not seem to have enough plot buildup at this time to make me lean in that direction. Instead, I still learn towards if there is going to be this scenario or a variant, it will either be for Rayla ( / her parents adjacently) or not at all.

[residentaliengif]

I messed up. I never should’ve brought Jay here. She’s just… so innocent. Walking around, not knowing the truth. Tell her you’re her mother. I gave her up. I can’t just drag her back now that it suits me. She has a life and a family.

Resident Alien 1x05 Love Language

[purpleplaid17]

Jess Watches // Thu 7 Mar // Day 164 Synopses & Favourite Scenes & Poll

Severance (rw with mum) 1x07 Defiant Jazz

Mark and the team encounter new security measures from Cobel.

When Milchick said the coffee was "from the hills of Rwanda" was that another test? Could it be where the ripped up photo of Gemma was taken?

I'm Helly, shaking my maraca, being entranced by Milchick dancing around everyone. The bird-like gesture as he taunts Dylan. You smug motherfucker.

The dawning realization on O&D's faces at the insincerity of Outie Bert's speech as he has no idea who they are or that they even exist. And Irving being the only one brave enough to call out the bullshit.

My mum didn't notice that the photo of Gemma was actually Ms. Casey smh. She doesn't know Dichen Lachman like I do.

Resident Alien 3x04 Avian Flu

Harry tries to bond with Heather, aka the Avian alien.

Seeing Erin Karpluk on my screen always makes me want to rewatch Being Erica; Heather (rhymes with feather) is a fun addition and I love the bird suit; My favourite scene was Jay being introduced to her Rez family at Drew and Manuel's engagement party. Queer love being celebrated with everyone dancing and being so happy to all be together. 🥰

Star Trek: Prodigy 1x05 Terror Firma

Marooned on a deadly planet, the crew must work together with their captive Gwyn to stay alive…except the planet isn't the only thing in pursuit.

Ofc they came back for Gwyn. She has the braincell. (No offence, Zero.) I'm glad she finally realized just how little her father cared for her so she can stop worshipping him and figure out who she is on her own.

[thena0315]

Jamie first met Michael in 2017, eventually they get to play a married couple on The Resident (1x05) in 2018

The couple would eventually get married in 2021

[tolum]

I just watched Resident Alien 1x05 "Love Language"

[jaggedwolf]

pll: original sin 1x05-1x06

Tabby and Imogen :( :( :(

is Millwood worse than Rosewood to live in? Probably. Even Bridget Wu would struggle to have a good time here.

but also Tabby and Imogen road trip! a long one, given that Millwood is near Pittsburgh and Rosewood is near Philadelphia

okay, but even if I take it for granted that Millwood is significantly east of Pittsburgh and Rosewood is significantly west of Philadelphia, the way they say Rosewood and Millwood as if residents of one town would recognize the name of the other is wild to me

anyway, I'm glad they got to enjoy the fancy hotel room given everything else that happens. they are very cute and are my current prediction for most popular ship

"Ezra's Books" enraged me, though. out of all the characters?? they couldn't have it be "Aria's Books", as a friend suggested, or even keep the Rear Window Brew, a reference Tabitha would've dearly loved???

Noa got to have an uncomplicatedly good time at the halloween party :D :D

I, uh, did not expect Tyler to eat it like that. Will people at least notice Tyler is missing, unlike poor Mr Janitor Man, whose death has not been remarked upon at all?

I don't remember anything about Eddie Lamb's characterization to know if it was OOC for him to just hold on to or hand over a visitor log to a couple of teenage girls that showed up out of nowhere

What the fuck is Mouse playing at? I kind of already know, but still, it is stressing me out that she's told nobody about stalking steve

The moms were cruel to Angela, who made such an easy target - so desperate for affection that she offered herself up as the sacrifice, every time

which is such a huge contrast to their daughters, who, sure, have made a few boneheaded moves, but nothing like that

Faran's scoliosis discovery oof, but I assume her mom's accident has more to do with A than with the emotional disturbance of Faran's updated bio

The Vulture recaps like comparing Faran's lack of care for social graces to Hanna's, which I get but also find funny given the difference in their moms.

Actually I keep thinking about Ashley Marin when it comes to Noa's mom too, what with recently having watched the opening OG PLL episodes where Ashley throws herself under the bus to protect Hanna, while here we find out that Noa's mom threw Noa under the bus to protect herself.

[coolmoviemanmike]

I just watched Resident Alien 1x05 "Love Language"

[pirathotten]

I just watched Resident Alien 1x05 "Love Language"

[theresidentnews]

“None the Wiser” Statistics

Screen time by character for “None the Wiser”, episode 1x05 of The Resident.

Total episode run time: 43:59

Main Character with most screen time: Nic - 6:44

Main Character with least screen time: Hunter - 1:10

Relationships:

Conrad/Nic - 3:34

Pairings:

Bell/Claire - 1:13

Conrad/Devon - 0:26

Mina/Bell - 0:15

Devon/Bell - 0:14

Group Scenes:

Nic/Devon/Bell - 1:23

Recurring ONLY:

Jude/Cheryl - 0:24

Recurring Characters:

Conrad/Nic/Jude - 1:57

Bell/Claire/Marshall - 1:56

Devon/Mina/Irving - 1:46

Conrad/Devon/Irving/York - 1:39

Conrad/Devon/Mina/Irving - 1:33

Hunter/Marshall - 1:30

Devon/Bell/York - 1:27

Bell/Claire/Dr. Leonard/Dr. Simich - 1:18

Nic/Hunter/Lily - 1:05

Devon/York - 1:12

Nic/Jude - 0:59

Mina/Bell/Jessica/Chu - 0:56

Mina/Bell/Bradley/Chu - 0:54

Conrad/Devon/York - 0:50

Conrad/Nic/Bell/Bradley - 0:49

Mina/Bell/Bradley - 0:43

Nic/Lily - 0:44

Mina/Bell/Chu - 0:35

Mina/Jessica/Claudia - 0:27

Mina/Bell/Claudia - 0:26

Conrad/Marshall - 0:25

Devon/Irving - 0:21

Mina/Jessica - 0:21

Conrad/Devon/Irving - 0:17

Nic/York - 0:13

Nic/Irving/York - 0:11

Mina/Chu/Jessica - 0:06

Bell/Bradley - 0:04

Recurring/Minor Characters: 

Conrad/Nic/Devon/Mina/Bell/Jessica/Bradley/Dr. Leonard/Chu/York/Minor Character - 3:39

Nic/Irving/York/Minor Character - 1:26

Conrad/Nic/Devon/Mina/Bell/Jessica/Chu/Bradley/Minor Character - 0:24

Nic/Jude/Minor Character - 0:23

Minor Character ONLY: 

Minor Character - 0:21

Minor Characters:

Conrad/Devon/Minor Character - 2:33

Conrad/Nic/Minor Character - 2:20

Nic/Minor Character - 1:28

Devon/Minor Character - 1:20

Bell/Minor Character - 1:07

Nic/Mina/Minor Character - 0:28

Alone:

Mina - 0:11

*Relationships - Two characters in a romantic relationship in a scene together, MAIN or RECURRING

**Pairings - Two MAIN characters in a scene together

***Recurring Character ONLY: A scene with ONLY RECURRING characters

****Recurring Characters - A scene with a MAIN character, or multiple MAIN characters, and a RECURRING character

*****Recurring Character/Minor Character - A scene with a MAIN character, or multiple MAIN characters, and a RECURRING character, and a MINOR character

******Minor Character ONLY - A scene with only a MINOR CHARACTER

*******Minor Character - A scene with a MAIN character, and a MINOR character

********Alone - A scene with a MAIN character by themselves

*Guest characters with less than 10 seconds of screen time were not counted in these stats, unless they appear in multiple episodes.

**Characters who were unconscious, sleeping, or dead were not counted in these stats.

[4alarmfirecracker]

Asta’s face profile and neck killing me ... a story (1/?)

[kitxvoss]

randolph bell in every episode / 1x05