Sam Specifically Asked Gwen About The Magnus Institute In Episode 1, And She Said She Hadnt Heard Of

Sam specifically asked Gwen about the Magnus Institute in episode 1, and she said she hadn’t heard of it until the case they both listened to. I don’t recall if there was a glitch there, but I don’t *think* there was

Episode 26 thoughts

Ok, I really don’t have much on this one.

I really liked the concept of the main character being a super successful runner while their family works to exhaustion at Tesco’s. I really didn’t like when the horror of the premise wasn’t centered around that but instead on dropping a massive hint to Alice. And to be fair to Protocol, a lot of Archives statements do this too and it also feels clunky there. I also feel like a bit more specific sporting detail would have helped this story stand out.

(Good job Alice! Good job telling the team what happened immediately!)

Please dear sweet god can SOMEBODY say the words Magnus and Institute back to back in the same sentence, clearly, in front of Gwen? It is starting to feel like plot convenience at this point.

Helen 🤨👀👀👀 ? Helen?! Is she like the magnus archives Helen bc that Helen did not survive, hence the worlds balanced? Or is it depowered (or powered 🫣) Archives Helen? I still love her. Would be very interested to see her narrative function in this story since she was such a well-written foil to Jon in Archives.

Dawwwwwww Sam and Celia flirting was so cute. I’m sure the archivist thinks so as well 😊

impossible…

TONIGHT, ON THE MAGNUS PROTOCOL: SAMAMA KHALID GETS LAID

Vast baybeee—maybe a lil bit of Web or Dark.

Stupid idea

YOU HAVE JUST BECOME A TMA AVATAR

Your personal domain is based on your username

Which entity/ies do you serve?

I'm the end

you don’t want to miss the next big hit from Homer, trust me

went looking on amazon for the isbn of a specific iliad translation i want to read and

The sillies the sillies!!!

The other day I had a really good idea for a story:

A high school Shakespeare club angrily splits into two groups when they can’t agree on the correct interpretation of Romeo and Juliet. One group thinks it’s a cautionary tale about the stupidity of youth and shallow lust; the other group think it’s a beautiful tragedy about poisonous hatred conquered by love. Reconciliation seems impossible-

-then a person from one group falls in love with a person from the other