What if you donвЂ™t want them anymore? Is there a safe way to dispose of them? This wonderful world of magic just becomes more and more horrifying the longer I remain. Why would anyone want their memories out in the world if damaging them can damage you? It just doesnвЂ™t seem worth the decorative pictures that could come out of this. Why, in this world of magic where fires can start with the wave of a finger, are memories flammable polaroids? That seems incredibly dangerous - as seen here. What Amity did was beyond wrong, however I can absolutely see someone from high school doing this, fire included.Д«efore I get into the real meat of the story, thereвЂ™s something that needs to be addressed. I like how these characters are allowed to be teenagers and make utterly stupid impulsive mistakes. Willow officially has the one brain cell among her friends.ДЄnd, Eda is slowly embracing her role as mother to an increasing amount of children.

We get to see sword-horses the unicorns in this universe and theyвЂ™re just as dangerous as they should be. The puns were absolutely out of control this episode.

ItвЂ™s just as horrifying as the rest of the place. I liked seeing what a Boiling Isles carnival looks like. IвЂ™m pretty certain that Gus isnвЂ™t doing it on purpose, but it still hurts to be talked over, especially in the demeaning way Gus does it to King, almost as if King is a pet and not a person.ДЄside from drudging up unpleasant memories, this was a fun episode. Here, Gus keeps doing it whenever King tries to calmly speak up for himself. When Eda and Luz do it, itвЂ™s usually whenever KingвЂ™s doing something cute or maniacal and usually after heвЂ™s had his say. Gus especially didnвЂ™t help by constantly patronizing King well beyond the point of being funny. I also realize that this episode is about talking about your feelings and telling people how you feel about them and their actions, but my point still stands. However, Gus and Willow did intrude, never seemed to really interact with King in a respectful manner (before the whole shrinking incident), and never apologized for it. I know the lesson of this episode is that you can have more than one friend and that having multiple friends doesnвЂ™t mean that you mean less to the other person(s). It sucks even more when this whole situation is built upon your friendвЂ™s friends inviting themselves on your outing. Being the extra wheel on an outing with friends sucks - plain and simple - especially when you were personally invited on said outing only to end up trailing behind and barely acknowledged the entire time no matter how hard you try to be a part of the group. I relate very much with King this episode. What King does is selfish but not itвЂ™s not done to gain power. While one could sum вЂњReally Small ProblemsвЂќ up as another King episode where his selfishness and complete disregard for his friendsвЂ™ feelings cause the plot and he has to learn to care about others, itвЂ™s actually the opposite. You May Also Like.Wow, this episode physically assaulted me. Despite not having magical abilities, Luz pursues her dream of becoming a witch by serving as Eda's apprentice at the Owl House and ultimately finds a new family in an unlikely setting. She arrives on an archipelago known as the Boiling Isles, formed from the remains of a dead Titan, and befriends the rebellious witch Eda Clawthorne (alias 'The Owl Lady') and her adorable demon roommate King. Luz Noceda is a teenage human girl who accidentally stumbles upon a portal to another world instead of going to a juvenile detention summer camp.

s01e09 - Something Ventured, Someone Framed.

King confides in a carnival fortuneteller who makes his dream come true, but it comes at a cost.

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