Crossover Collab

This episode we expand on the relationship dynamics in Among Us, an incredibly popular game that aims to find the imposter amongst the players. Who is trustworthy? Is being critical on assessing information good? And how much more reliable is a story if there is a bigger collective of alibies?

We continue on our Scorsese fascination by discussing Taxi driver and the protagonist's view of the world unaccompanied by companionship. Views on eugenics and self justice are at the forefront of this week's episode.

In this episode we explore the protagonist's perspective in Scorsese's Shutter Island. Our individual viewpoints are challenged and we question the reliability of our own conclusions.

We share our love for the original Spiderman trilogy, particularly the second instalment, by discussing the humanity of Peter Parker conveyed on the screen. The storytelling devices used in Raimi's adaptation brings light to our need for love and responsibility to love others.

This conversation dives into the theme of designed clues that help build a path and direction of how to continue our journey in video games and reading scripture.