Just Watched The New TOH Episode And WOW. Not As Intense As Last Weeks Episode But Still

Just watched the new TOH episode and WOW. Not as intense as last week’s episode but still

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Okay okay enough with the funny let’s get down to shit like usual. So I think Hunter and Luz are more similar than they were set to be in the episode.

Luz has guilt issues. She shifts the blame to herself and most likely has problems self esteem and self value. We’ve all said that it stems from the human realm and I believe that so we’re going with that. We see Luz panic while picking a pailsman because none of them connect to her. I think in that moment Luz panicked because she’s realized that not only does she not fit in out in the Boiling Isles but her reason for even being there is because she wanted to get away from the human realm as she wasn’t really accepted much over there. But by being in the Boiling Isles she’s caused problems to others, burdening her with guilt. She’s realized that by being there, she’s caused trouble again; human or demon realm she’s caused problems. I hope that these upcoming episodes show Luz developing and growing past her self esteem, self worth and/or guilt issues.

Now Hunter also known as GG/Golden Guard. I believe that he follows so closely to Belos’ orders as he wants to show his gratefulness and worth. Kinda like what Zuko was doing in ATLA. He chased Aang and tries through almost the entirety of the show trying to catch him to show his father that he is redeemable, he is honorable, he is lovable, and respectable. But in reality, regardless of whether or not he catches Aang he’s all of those things. Now Hunter, he tries to show he’s grateful as Belos basically acts like this is all Hunter’s fault and needs to repay him by going along with Belos’ orders, showing loyalty to the coven and overall ruling of Belos. By going through all these trials and missions, he’s letting his uncle know that he’s useful and now has a purpose of sorts. Though he seems to be having second thoughts about the whole ordeal as he told Luz before taking down that finger monster thingy. Having all of this be burdening Hunter, it’s best and easiest to assume that he has issues with himself. Whether that be as on point to Luz’s issues, or even assume that he has a better or worse of a situation compared to her.

If this doesn’t make half as much sense as I thought it did when I typed it, just know that it’s probably because I’m making this at 4AM. I kinda forgot about early access so I was confused why people were saying Luz is from Connecticut. Anyway, I didn’t watch it until 3 and took a while to actually understand what happened in the episode and another 30 min to type this out properly. REMEMBER TO SLEEP PEOPLE I NEED IT BUT IM DRAWING COOL CRAIG OF THE CREEK FAN ART (ITS TABITHA AND COURTNEY!!!!!!!!)

Can we talk about how right after that, Luz offers to bring Amity to visit the human realm???? She was motivated. Luz tried to get them to backdown knowing how dangerous it would be to go in there with the risk of Amity losing her job. But when Amity heard that Luz is inviting her to the human realm; SHE BASICALLY PANICKED BEFORE GRABBING LUZ AND RUNNING OFF TELLING HER “WE’RE GETTING THAT BOOK!”

Just saying, can you imagine if Luz starts calling Amiry a bookworm someday? Like, multiple times a day? No one else would understand because they would think Luz was talking about the creature that could, y'know, make you die a painful death.

"In the human realm, thats just a cute name for nerds."

Amity would blush. Every. Single. Time. Knowing that Luz was basically insinuating she was a cute nerd.

Damnit, someone posted about Raine

Now I am obligated to watch the episode

Of c-horse they fell in love.

Despite my Creepy Luz theories, I really like this thought about Creepy Luz. If my theories get disproven in any ways I’ll be clinging onto the hope that Creepy Luz turns out to be like either Lake (Infinity Train) or Fern (Adventure Time).

Both Lake and Fern have identity crisis’ in the series their from. The differences between the two is well, Lake is more peaceful and tries to think things out while Fern just wants to get things done with, the fastest and having a hard time stopping to think much.

Don’t get me wrong, both of them have their violent moments but I think that Lake tried to learn more than fight. As Fern had to have more small talks to help combat his lizard brain and his self esteem which was all over the place. Up until the end of the series, Fern was just fighting around barely getting to a final understanding of his differences between himself and Finn.

I kind of want the creepy Luz to be like Lake from the infinity train

someone who isn’t evil and has to deal with identity crisis

as much as I like the evil twin trope I’d like to see it subverted

Not popular on Tumblr, but here’s a pretty cool song I found almost a month ago. The beginning of the music video gives me early 2000s Elder Scroll Vibes