Hello Everyone! Thank you all so much for watching! Barry was a show that depressed me when it was over. I kept hoping for a happy ending and that their traumas didn't define them, but as the show kept going, and I couldn't be on Barry's side with all of the murders, I felt that being optimistic felt more impossible than ever. I hope you all enjoy the video! As always, I appreciate all comments so let me know what you thought of the video and the show! I love reading them. This video also had some issues with the music on RU-vid used that I needed to change a few songs and minor details. I uploaded the original video on my Patreon for those of you to see it there. There are very minor changes that you can see in the other video. If you also liked the video and would like to dive into topics presented here, I recommend 2 books that can help you learn more about trauma that helped me shape ideas for this video: Trauma and Recovery by Judith Herman Unf*ck Your Brain by Faith G. Harper Also, two songs where I talk about mental health were provided by the amazing and talented MikoWorks and they have been so gracious to let me use it. Go check out their Outer Wilds Covers (links in description). And thank you all so much for your support. I am in the process of writing the script for my (probably) next video about a personal take on Spider-man Across the Spider-Verse. I hope you stay tuned for them and if anyone would like to support my process, my Patreon link is in the description. Catch you all in the next video!
I love watching your videos. I don’t think I will be able to watch Barry, I loved your analysis of Ted Lasso and have convinced lots of people to watch by sending them your video. ❤
"The Hierarchy of Needs" this video is good on the analysis level of what happens in it but terrible for mental health interpretation and morality The Hierarchy of needs is a lie, it's a circle. All are a necessity, and the theme is that these are all bad people, struggling A moderm day tragedy
That's an interesting point. I was mainly aiming to say we can not focus on the larger aspects of wellbeing without addressing if someone has a roof over their heads or a steady source of food first. I agree that it's all a circle and everything is interlinked, though some steps are more important to address first. Thanks for sharing!
