s01e12 — Adventures in the Elements

@vladoman: then I cooled down for a couple of episodes and didn't remember, there were other adventures and bams, suddenly I remembered again

@krutovalex: Well, after the first visit, she became persona non grata there, because of the mess. And then he couldn't remember himself, he had to reconsider, only in episode 9 she was allowed to enroll from the next semester.

@Seirei: Бисексуалы: am i joke to you?

@krutovalex: Well, I was drawing conclusions from what was shown to us by this point. Personally, it's strange for me to suspect an LGBT+ representative in every character, although I myself joked in early reviews that Luz might be bisexual, but so far it looks more like an ordinary female friendship.

@Seirei: very often, same-sex people catch a crash on people of the opposite sex. There's just one caveat: these are usually characters or stars (I know enough gays who are attracted to Lady Gaga, I know lesbians who like male actors). And then didn't Amity draw herself with a character in the book?
I often see jokes like "lesbians like girls and Colin Firth /Robert Pattinson/ any man's name, in principle."

I'm not talking about bisexuality and pansexuality, since Amity is still kind of a lesbian.

@Muffin24: Well, at that time in the series, nothing was known about Amity's orientation, so I drew conclusions only based on those moments that were already known. But I will clarify that the messages above are just trolling towards people who, under each episode where Luz and Amity were shown together, spiked them.

@albinka_:
And yes, I would like this series to focus on honesty and responsibility in such situations, and on the fact that you can rely on telling the truth to your loved ones, get support from them, and not on "if everything ended well, then there will be no consequences", because this is exactly what encourages such behavior.
Just like with children, if parents threaten to punish for something all the time, but in the end they are never punished for it - children no longer believe that they may be in danger of something in the case of shoals, and cease to realize the possible consequences of their actions.
That is, it turns out to be a vicious circle of such upbringing: parents itch and scold for everything, promising to punish, but in the end they do not punish, and the child is postponed that "one fig they do not allow me anything and scold, I'd better do it, and then I (perhaps if my misconduct turns out) will be scolded for half an hour than I will listen to the nonsense all day about not doing this, because in any case they won't punish me much and everything will end well. And so maybe they won't find out at all and no one will say a bad word to me."

I behaved like this myself as a child and I had many friends with similar upbringing and behavior. Probably now parents are trying to educate their children in a healthier psychological atmosphere, but in the 90s many parents sinned with this approach: just scold for everything, without understanding the reasons for their children's actions. I still don't tell my parents about almost any of my joints and problems, I can even lie about something, in the end I solve everything myself without their help, so as not to just listen to this babble about how careless I am and everything in my life is wrong, not like "normal" people :D despite the fact that I can build good honest relationships with other people, because in many ways I understood the reasons for my behavior and worked on it. I just don't want to waste my nerves specifically on my parents)
And Luz is still a teenager who doesn't know how to do anything else yet, but by the end of the series, I hope she will learn)

When do you write treatises, how old are you?

@Victor_Flash: Is there any definite correlation between age and the size of the written text?)
Well, yes, sometimes it gets in the arguments, but for whom "a lot of letters" - can just skip and not read) I'm 33.

On the contrary, I always read to the end. You are especially pleased. I'm kind of going to write something after watching it, but it's either already been written or it's getting lazy)))