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Attack on Titan: Ymir's Path
Ever wonder why Eren's arc and yearning for freedom feel familiar?
Sparsh S.
Jan 21, 20225 min read
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The Central Relationship: Hugging It Out
It is important for writers to establish their central relationships, including the friends, the mentors and the rival.
Sparsh S.
Nov 19, 20216 min read
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The Avatar, The Firelord and The Throne
The duality between our two protagonist and within Zuko himself is further put to test through the tale of Roku and Sozin.
Sparsh S.
Nov 4, 20214 min read
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The Best Episode of Avatar
The idea that any character in Avatar lacks emotional depth is crazy, and that applies strongly to Katara.
Sparsh S.
Oct 28, 20216 min read
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Undying Optimism Veiling Tragedy
An exploration into optimism as a coping mechanism.
Sparsh S.
Oct 8, 20215 min read
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When a Kid's Show Dealt With the Dysfunctionality of Fatherhood
War is hardly a place where parenting becomes easier, and it gave one of the finest show ever made a deeper thematic layer.
Sparsh S.
Sep 25, 20217 min read
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The Last of Us: Processing Grief (Ellie)
We have seen regression and we have seen self-destructive loathing, but how does Ellie react to her systemic losses?
Sparsh S.
Sep 1, 202125 min read
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The Last of Us: Processing Grief (Abby)
Instead of grief being resolved through attachment, how does resolution through identity work?
Sparsh S.
Aug 27, 202111 min read
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The Last of Us: Processing Grief (Joel)
How far can grief get us to go along with immorality?
Sparsh S.
Aug 22, 20218 min read
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The Anti-Hero Reimagined as a Villain
Rather than seeing an anti-hero in a purely sympathetic light, what if we acknowledged the moral complexity of simply existing and justice?
Sparsh S.
Aug 2, 20216 min read
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Sokka: Mastering your Wound
One of the most compelling characters in the ATLAverse is defined by his intellectual development through the show.
Sparsh S.
Jul 20, 20215 min read
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Life is Strange and the Lineage of Corruption
There are a few big players who make Arcadia Bay a city of sinners to be purged by a storm.
Sparsh S.
Jun 21, 20214 min read
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Ron Swanson and Coping with Abandonment
Was Ron's motivations during the final season of Parks and Recreation a result of plot necessity, or has it been built carefully throughout?
Sparsh S.
Apr 6, 20213 min read
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Azula's Fragile Strength (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
The most intimidating and active villain in Avatar loses the same way any powerful entity does: through internal dysfunction.
Sparsh S.
Mar 8, 20214 min read
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The Anatomy of a Mentor
Writing a flawed mentor is not an easy task in context of a flowing narrative, so let's appreciate a few who got it right.
Sparsh S.
Jan 1, 20215 min read
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The Last of Us Part II: Guilt as a Motivator
An understanding of the sequel game's most powerful narrative tool.
Sparsh S.
Nov 22, 20209 min read
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Bojack Horseman: Living Under a Spotlight
Bojack Horseman has lived his life under a spotlight. How did this affect his life, and how did his life change without it?
Sparsh S.
Oct 24, 20203 min read
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Bojack Horseman's Three Finales
Bojack Horseman is a phenomenon of a show and could have one of three endings.
Sparsh S.
Sep 16, 20206 min read
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Inaction: The Backbone of Cinema
Miyazaki and Life is Strange are amazing at using the moment of inaction
Sparsh S.
Sep 10, 20204 min read
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Gravity Falls, Rick & Morty and Community: on storytelling
Three of the best shows of all time compared based on their storytelling.
Sparsh S.
Aug 29, 20207 min read
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