Why western myth always disappoint the kid ? but in eastern there full of ghost , hell spawn or gods only lol. My childhood always knew santaclaus is not real but ghost are , now i'm disappoint.
Plot twist: Ray _did_ meet a unicorn. It did speak to him, and told him to destroy evil men and protect small girls from adult bs, to smash bullies, and to just generally be a decent, though murderous, bloke.
Unicorns know everybody's name. The episode where Britt asks if Ally wanted to go see a unicorn (after applying the makeup) is another priceless scene.
"Unicorns know everybody's name," is my favorite line from this series. He shoots down everything she mentions and I expected another nah to the unicorns.
Love the Shoesmith creation, excellent work by Scott. I did find that by the end of the third series the character had become a little supernatural, an average trained guy with infinite striking power and an infinite ability to cheat death.
I don't say this slightly either, I've only ever finished one other series from start to finish and that was True Detective about 6 years after it came out. This show rocks. Lead actor is so damn good.
Adorable. I like how her question isn’t “How did a unicorn talk?” Instead, she asks, “How did he know your name?” Love how her eyes lit up during the story. I love her speech impediment also. I had one at that age as do other kids….
But he could have done it in a less depressing way. And without the made up story about unicorns. All these are made up characters in order to keep us in line (God), stop being afraid of death (Jesus), expecting Christmas and Easter in a hopeful way (Santa Claus, Easter bunny) or being joyful after some small painful experience (Tooth Fairy): If she was old enough to ask these questions, she was old enough to understand correct answers as well.
@@SLOTHSRIDEUNICORNS Let's agree to disagree. _There are no tooth fairies, unicorns or gods. Death means the final courtain. Facts of life._ If you still believe in unicorns, that's on you, it doesn't make them real. She is not a toddler anymore. Kids have to be taught to face reality.
@@richardpetek712 Oh, piss off. What do you want him to do? To keep lying when she asks? Ok you don't want him to do that, but you also don't want him to make a story about unicorns when he knew that her daughter love unicorns more than anything...? She's fcking 4 years old. And besides, no one can prove God is or isn't real - that'll make many adults throw a tantrum, but it's true. She's like 6 years old.
Nah. Ended perfectly. Everyone always wants things to continue forever but the problem is that you can't keep up the quality. Every single episode of this is perfect, and that's got a lot to do with the fact that there aren't that many of them
He could have done it in a less depressing way. And without the made up story about unicorns. All these are made up characters in order to keep us in line (God), stop being afraid of death (Jesus), expecting Christmas and Easter in a hopeful way (Santa Claus, Easter Bunny) or being joyful after some small painful experience (Tooth Fairy): If she was old enough to ask these questions, she was old enough to understand correct answers as well. _Welcome to reality._
So... you're a badass hitman etc. And try your best to be a good father? Come off it mate. lmfao. I'm sure you're a pretty good guy; albeit a very delusional one.
