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Ever wonder why Eren's arc and yearning for freedom feel familiar?

It is important for writers to establish their central relationships, including the friends, the mentors and the rival.

The duality between our two protagonist and within Zuko himself is further put to test through the tale of Roku and Sozin.

The idea that any character in Avatar lacks emotional depth is crazy, and that applies strongly to Katara.

An exploration into optimism as a coping mechanism.

War is hardly a place where parenting becomes easier, and it gave one of the finest show ever made a deeper thematic layer.

The delicate art of subversion includes changing the meaning of the story through a simple revelation of motivation.

Rather than seeing an anti-hero in a purely sympathetic light, what if we acknowledged the moral complexity of simply existing and justice?

One of the most compelling characters in the ATLAverse is defined by his intellectual development through the show.

There is no better way to understand and study sitcom than with the greatest one ever made.

Redemption and Forgiveness is a concept few can tackle as well as Bojack Horseman did.

Some endings should round out the beginning of the show. Some shouldn't.

Was Ron's motivations during the final season of Parks and Recreation a result of plot necessity, or has it been built carefully throughout?

The most intimidating and active villain in Avatar loses the same way any powerful entity does: through internal dysfunction.

Can a show, through eight stories about the transcendent ability of love, maintain its emotional depth by inter-twining its narrative.

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.

The Legend of Korra is not just the sequel of Avatar: The Last Airbender. But how much better could it have been with just a few changes?

Bojack Horseman has lived his life under a spotlight. How did this affect his life, and how did his life change without it?

As we turn to the next chapter in Mike Flanagan's adaptations of cult horror classics, our focus shifts from Hill House onto Bly Manor.

Life is Strange and Bojack Horseman on how they create strong emotional ending.