#wow proud of miself

[perfectlyoongi-main]

i can't believe i have the same notion layout for over a year wow

[potatato4]

I've recently watched Misfits 'cause my classmate recommended it to me and I wanted to have something to talk about with her.

The first season was mostly enjoyable, I really liked how they handled romance between the probation worker and Simon. He was so sencere and she was grieving her fiance and doing investigation and how that led to a freaking disaster. I felt so bad for Simon, but I understood her motives as well and it just. So good and tragic.

Nathan stumbling upon granny's dead body and reflecting on his opinions and beliefs was really cool. You can't imagine how relived (and kinda proud) I felt when Nathan paid no mind to the jokes about oral sex. I thought "wow, this boy is finally maturing". I suppose it's common to have immortal characters deal with grief and loss. Seen smth similar in "For you immortal "(a super well-written anime I must say). It's interesting how different authors handel characters who have unlimited (at least in universe) time to grow and change. Also, Nathan going out of his way to fight and take initiative in the finale was not only epic, but in addition kinda cathartic for his character. I think.

Curtis's and Alisha's relationship felt natural and sincere. I might be a little repulsed about the whole "how are we gonna have sex thing" (as if it's the only thing people do while dating), but the chemistry was there.

I can't really remember what Kelly was doing exept for killing the first probation worker and reading people's thoughts. And being the damsel in distress in the finale to give Nathan some motivation I guess.

Can't say I have similar mostly positive opinion about the second season tho. The misterious dude in black was intriguing but the reveal was kinda underwhelming for me. I don't know, it felt like the creators leened too hard into relationship drama. First it was the shapeshifter girl who I loathed since the first "manipulation scene". And then F!Simon being immune to Alisha's power seemed like it was just to add more "spice". And also Curtis being in love with another woman in the future, eh. I dunno, maybe I just don't like plot circulating around couple's arguments (ships sinking and rising if you can say that). It seems annoying and repetitive. I'm more into family bonding and fixing their shit, and character growth (which was there in arc with Nathan's brother, I really enjoyed the scene where they were talking shit out).

I kinda spoiled miself halfway(mostly 'cause i was bored) by looking up the Fandom wiki and I ended up dissapoited 'cause the plot wasn't going in the direction I imagined. I guess Misfits just aren't to my tastes, eh.

Anyway, just wanted to get my thoughts out of my brain. Also, if there are stupid mistakes, just wanna say I'm not a native speaker so I write weird sometimes. :p