That juxtaposition and contrasts of duality really gave Arcane such great depth and nuance. And that is on top of its stellar characters, writing and setting that really brought such concepts to life. A good explainer.
I love what you have to say about how the show utilizes juxtaposition! I think it's something that doesn't often get mentioned in writing, and it can be a very effective tool!
Would love to hear your thoughts in other videos, i love your analysis of the show from a writing standpoint, not enough channels out there doing that. (Besides the goat schnee). Im looking forward to your analysis of vi and caitlyn. Because of the sharp turn both characters and the relationship took there has been a lot of conflicting discource online. I personally love both their arcs, albeit i woudlve loved to see more.
I really appreciate that! Yeah I probably will do other videos about Arcane, and I'd have to agree with you on the Vi and Caitlyn arcs, I thought they were great.
I haven't seen any of season two yet (I don't mind spoilers), but I loved what they did in the first season! It's such a well-produced and written show.
Personally season 1 was better than season 2 the writing hit more deep into the character emotions, and considering it as masterclass is a far from big take, I understand your opinion but there are far more better written stories than just this which I would pick over.
I think both seasons were very very well written, and I definitely see where you're coming from, I personally enjoyed season 2 a little more. But I do think there were some pacing issues, especially in the finale of the second season and season 1 feels a lot less rushed. I also agree that there are tons of other stories out there that writers can learn from, I think Arcane is a great example for utilizing juxtaposition in storytelling. I appreciate your comment!
That juxtaposition and contrasts of duality really gave Arcane such great depth and nuance. And that is on top of its stellar characters, writing and setting that really brought such concepts to life.
A good explainer.
Very well done! I was surprised to finish the video and see only 435 views, keep it up!
Leaving a comment here because i would like to see this guy succeed :)
Wow, I really appreciate that, thank you for your support
I love what you have to say about how the show utilizes juxtaposition! I think it's something that doesn't often get mentioned in writing, and it can be a very effective tool!
Thanks, yeah Arcane uses juxtaposition so well. I've learned a lot from it and hope I can apply such a cool technique into my own writing.
Would love to hear your thoughts in other videos, i love your analysis of the show from a writing standpoint, not enough channels out there doing that. (Besides the goat schnee). Im looking forward to your analysis of vi and caitlyn. Because of the sharp turn both characters and the relationship took there has been a lot of conflicting discource online. I personally love both their arcs, albeit i woudlve loved to see more.
I really appreciate that! Yeah I probably will do other videos about Arcane, and I'd have to agree with you on the Vi and Caitlyn arcs, I thought they were great.
I haven't seen any of season two yet (I don't mind spoilers), but I loved what they did in the first season! It's such a well-produced and written show.
You gotta watch season 2, it's incredible!
Loved this video Sam! Made me excited to dig into season two of the show.
Thank you so much for the support, I appreciate you!
Personally season 1 was better than season 2 the writing hit more deep into the character emotions, and considering it as masterclass is a far from big take, I understand your opinion but there are far more better written stories than just this which I would pick over.
I think both seasons were very very well written, and I definitely see where you're coming from, I personally enjoyed season 2 a little more. But I do think there were some pacing issues, especially in the finale of the second season and season 1 feels a lot less rushed. I also agree that there are tons of other stories out there that writers can learn from, I think Arcane is a great example for utilizing juxtaposition in storytelling. I appreciate your comment!