Additionally, Remus Has Been In Very Few Actual Episodes; And In Them, He's The Antagonist. It's Hard

Additionally, Remus has been in very few actual episodes; and in them, he's the antagonist. It's hard to add emotional depth to a comical villain in 2 episodes.

Tbh i think the reason some Remus angst doesn’t stick right with me is the fact they sometimes make Remus act out of character. But we all really want Remus to have some emotional depth to him so what lol?. I think the reality we have to face is the fact that…Remus doesn’t have emotional depth ha. I think “accepting Remus” would be Thomas just having to accept Remus is here to stay and there’s just…nothing he can do lol.

No TSS character is safe from A N G S T /light hearted

Okay, so you probably shouldn't be letting me cook right now, but you know how the Orange side will probably represent anger?...

Well, there's one specific topic that brings nothing but anger...

What if the Orange Side is a politician?

Exactly! My man deserves to go FERAL in the finale!

I can't imagine how irreparably shattered Roman's trust must be right now, even without the whole "evil twin" comment:

Because really, who on earth could be possibly think to rely on anymore, after it's been made clear that nearly everyone either openly dislikes him or pretends they don't just to use him?

Roman expressed that he didn't like it when people said things about him when he wasn't there, and Logan all but confirmed that he very much does or would do that.

This very well could just be Logan taking a phrase literally again, but it sounds like he's also stating that there are things he wants to say about Roman that he doesn't want him hearing, and considering their differences I doubt he'd say anything good.

Patton has been Roman's biggest cheerleader since day one, always backing him up and supporting him even when it seemed noone else would, which I'm sure he appreciated.

However, the moment he didn't follow Patton's ideals he was immediately scolded, even when he was just doing his job by focusing on Thomas's dreams.

Janus was probably the worst of them, though. He showered roman with praise and compliments at a point where he no doubt desperately needed them, what with his popularity swiftly plummeting.

Then, much like Patton did, he immediately rejected Roman the second he didn't give him what he wanted.

At this point, I don't think he can believe anything anyone tells him anymore, especially not if it's what he needs to hear...

(forgive the poor quality screenshot lol, it was hard to crop this)

UAUAHSHHHHHGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHGG

Guys what if Roman has actually decided to become a villain after everything, and that’s why Thomas is shocked?

Oooh he’s writing stuffffffff 👀👀❤️❤️❤️

google docs stfu and let Roman say what the fck goddamn jfc 😤

going back to my roots by drawing Janus in a dress

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