@@snakekingblues3017 well when they realize to forgive themselves from the hurt they have cause and start a new chapter in their lives. They will continue to hurt and hurt the ones around them.
Paul: "what have you done!?" Larry: "...WELL I certainly didn't trick me into coming to your home and then call a bunch of unmarked vans full of gunmen to come down and shoot everyone. That was definitely NOT me; how about YOU Paul? any idea who might have actually set this little shit-show into motion?"
If Paul's son survives I hope he sides with Larry. Paul put his son and his GRANDSON in danger! if he wanted to betray Larry he should have done it when the rest of his family wasn't there. Obviously he didn't know about the Negative Spirit. But he clearly knew Larry was dangerous. and he let his grandson be in a place where soldiers with guns were going to be!
He wanted an audience, he wanted to show his family he wasn't going to be like his dad, he wasn't going to let somebody like Larry walk away, and in doing so, he condemns his whole family. Does Paul really think that they won't use his family as a way to get to Larry?
@@keanubelle1157 but eventually they're going to realize that some people in your family are not those you want to trust. Larry is unlike his son Paul or Gary period And besides Gary is already in hell for killing himself with drugs and Paul is most likely going to meet his brother later on for ratting his own father out to a bunch of military Psychopaths who wanted to turn his body into a weapon
@@ericsantana1184 I'm not condemning someone to hell that easy. Paul was is soaking in anger so he isn't making logical decisions. He did this out of spite. However if we are talking about ppl going to hell. Why isn't anybody talking about how Larry continually cheated on his wife? So because he is gay ppl are glossing over it? Umm he disrespected his wife. Who he promised he wouldn't hurt again.....
Larry just can't catch a break. I was expecting Paul to tell him this was too much too soon or at the very worst, just be a homophobe. But turning him in to the Bureau of Normalcy? That's gotta be a gut punch.
Larry wasn't even that bad. It's just that he was living a lie. He loved his wife just not romantically, and sons but considering the time he lived in of homophobia and all that.
Larry wasn't the best of dads, but nothing and I mean NOTHING in the universe can justify his son's actions. I really hope they tricked him somehow by using his hatred for his dad. The Bureau made Larry's life hell, they used him as a lab rat and tortured for their own ends. I hate my own father, but I wouldn't even consider doing something this bad to him just out of revenge. That wouldn't be justice, it would just make me worse than him.
TO BE ABSOLUTELY FAIR, Larry.....wasn't a great dad. His son does have a right to be angry. Not "call the DOD angry", but still. But that's just how families are. There's no instruction manual, no flight plan, it's just you and your loved ones hurting and disappointing each other whether you intend to or not. When you're a kid you see your parents as superheroes, perfect people with all the answers, or in some unfortunate cases monsters that torment you. But the reality is they're just people stumbling through the fog like you are, trying the best they can, being what they are by the choices they make in the moment. You could argue Larry was just trying to protect his family from the government, or maybe it was more about the fear of rejection. Either way, the result was the same.
And that my friend is why I’d never could really be a parent in part I’m still a kid inside (😢really sad there) and to top it off sometimes I feel like a loser but there’s also good families out there too sure not everyone is perfect but at least they’ve got hope and each other sorry to sound kinda corny🤷♂️.
avi gutierrez it was an amazing speech. Also there will be a tiny bit of doubt inside you, but you must remind yourself of the good part about you and never give into despair.
His wife left him. He was trapped in a room where he would kill anyone with radiation. He then spent several years (and it was years) trapped in the Ant Farm, where he was essentially a test experiment. We literally have no idea how long Larry was trapped, nor how long he stayed in the mansion. The fact is that Paul resented him, because he followed in his footsteps and ended up probably being told how amazing Larry was. To find out his was still alive, and had hidden away, I can understand would've been a blow to him, but then a shadowy government organisation who maintains the normal-ness of everyday life turns up and says "Yeah, he escaped from us, know where he is?" and you hand him over? No way.
@@mellr0 judging by the flashbacks, larry was in the antfarm for minimum 10 years until he was released by the time of the 70's and was sent to Doom Manor
I mean, that's not absolutely fair, in that it minimizes the extent of this here betrayal, and the idiocy of Paul's reaction to having his own bullshit go south on him. But, noted. Yeah, Larry was not a great parent. Not the worst one by any means, but not the best. He was closeted and infidelitous (which isn't great), and he didn't reenter his kid's life quite as soon as he could (after the traumatic injury, kidnapping, and decade or so of imprisonment). Then Paul used his attempt to reconnect as an opportunity to rat him out to an organization who wanted to imprison him indefinitely while using him as a lab-rat, if not just kill him. Primarily (it would seem) for the sins of not being dead and having had a wife who grieved for him. So, yeah.
Rita is very powerful since she is bullet proof. I can’t wait to see her powers develope more and hopefully she will be able to grow 50 feet like in the comics 🤩
everytime Rita wants to protect someone her powers just peaks. Last season she stretched her arm to choke someone so easily cause she wanted to protect people. But later she struggles to do the same thing. now, she is protecting this little boy with no issues.
@@wwehulk8798 he made his son seem delusional thinking his father was alive.. which caused more stress on mom.. dont say hes a "coward" when you dont know how he was feeling
@@wwehulk8798 thats like telling a sucicidal person to just "move on" again you cannot compare people with different mindsets and feelings.. you dont know how he was feeling. stop being insentitive
So... I have genuine animosity towards a few members of my family. There's a history of pain and fire that may not ever heal until the day I die. But I would NEVER sell them out for any reason. Family is family and there is no coming back from such a betrayal. Period.
it depends on the person, what's a curse to you is a blessing for someone else, it is biased to say everyone would be cursed, plus Larry pretty much had it worse even before his condition.
@@wwehulk8798 i agree. it really depends from person from person. some might hate it but I bet at least one immortal would like to be the perpetual granpa / grandma to all his family and keep telling stories of his kids and grandkids to their descendants
The son called people who brought guns and other sorts of weapons to his house full of his family just to get larry?........ Thats the dumbest sht ive ever seen, when i saw this ep i just thought that he himself killed his son and maybe even his grandson if it wasnt for rita and yet he still blamed larry??
It's hard not to blame Paul though. While Larry has tried his hardest to atone for being separated from them, it wasn't until now he met his family in years. That's years of abandonment issues for both sons well into their old age. That hurt doesn't go away overnight. Not only that, but he unloaded a lot of personal baggage on the guy, who on top of an already unstable powder keg has this bombshell dropped on him. I'm not saying what Paul did is right, but I am saying blaming it on him 100% just because we know and like Larry more is bs.
@@Shanethefilmmaker Still selling out your dad who was trying to make it up to you to a organization that inhumanely experiments on metas is just crossing the line.
@@cryptidstudios8194 I think the OP just means that they're both dealing with shitty family situations. Cliff's daughter doesn't seem to want much to do with him currently, and in addition to finding out that his wife and son kind of wasted away looking for him, Larry has to deal with his other son attempting to turn him over to the org. that held him captive and used him as a lab rat.
It wouldn't have been easy at all, and I'm sure he would have said it in time, but I wish Larry told Paul that the Bureau took him and did horrible things to him for years, then found people who helped be a better man. It may not have made Paul like him in the end, but it may have prevented all of this.
I gotta say that Larry is one of my favorite gay characters in all of films. This is the appropriate and more honorable way of admitting he's gay and was humble. Because usually I give thumbs down to kind of shows who get political about it. But I understand why he' still had that shut-in feeling when he had a tough time admitting it to his son because back in the 40's there was hell of a lot of criticism.
@Toastie The 60s was a different time. Widespread racism was still apparent and being homosexual was grounds for a person to be removed from their line of work. Now imagine if Larry, a decorated pilot was to be outed as gay. He would've lost his job and the only line of income for his family. With all of this pressure building up on him with no one to tell all of this to, having Joe by his side was the best thing to ever happen to him. He's not faultless, but given the options society gave him then he had to go with the best outcome.
@Toastie Again, it's the 60's. By that time, a man the age of Larry still being single was very rare and pretty much frown uppon and it was even more for divorces... and let's not forget the 60's was when he was an adult. He grew up in the fourties and fifties, at least, which were even worse period to be gay. They showed, in season one, the reaction of his parent when they learned about his homosexual behavior with some of his classmates... the point is, back then, society tended to crush a lot of people like Larry into the mold. Larry made some mistakes, that undeniable... but his character would be very boring without and, even if he was gay, he still loved his wife and kids. Larry's homosexuality (and character's arc) is all about the difficulty of opening up and how social pressure can force you into a path.
Toastie Larry might be the kind of guy who isn't mentally prepared for being alone and take criticism for being gay. So in order for himself to not be alone and end up depressed which leads sometimes to suicide. He decided to have a wife and child. I mean yah gotta understand what life is like in that timeline. I mean you'll get traaaaashed.
@Toastie "Their past misfortunes may not be their fault, but most of their current and future misfortunes are the results of their bad choices and actions. " Literally humanity, as a whole, and every individual, you're talking about. Instead of blame, try empathy.
Larry has been training to release the spirit for longer periods of time, remember that at the beggining releasing the spirit instantly made him fall unconcious, now he can release the spirit and remain standing(although weakened).
I don’t blame paul for a second,his dad spent years dreaming and thinking of getting in some dude pants but never thought or went to see his sons even from a distance
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I didn’t think that Larry visit to his family was going to be sunshine and rainbows, but this is really heartbreaking.
yeah one would think it was only gonna be as bas as cliff visiting clara, not this
Paul is blaming Larry when he was the one who called these people who ended up shooting his son and almost killed his grandson that’s some real BS
Ya blame other people for your F ups tends to be a common trope in shows. Doesnt mean it isn't a bunch of bull
In real life some people blame others for their own crap but hey you win some lose some.
@@avigutierrez8948 ya but some shows push it a little far or overestimate the level of sympaty we have for them
avi gutierrez So true.
@@aawallace98 yeah i hate when show do that i mean do they really expect the viewer to feel bad after what he just did
Larry made bad Choices, But Paul is Worse then his Dad. Paul Almost got his own Son Killed!
Yeah he can blame larry for it
But nah... that on him lol
Funny how both cliff and larry seem to fail
At connecting with their family
@@snakekingblues3017 well when they realize to forgive themselves from the hurt they have cause and start a new chapter in their lives. They will continue to hurt and hurt the ones around them.
@Toastie leaving his family wasn't larrrys choice
Nevermore but hiding who he was, neglecting his family, and trapping his wife in the lie that was their marriage was his choice.
Jimmy Chen cliff’s is way different to this situation
Paul: "what have you done!?"
Larry: "...WELL I certainly didn't trick me into coming to your home and then call a bunch of unmarked vans full of gunmen to come down and shoot everyone. That was definitely NOT me; how about YOU Paul? any idea who might have actually set this little shit-show into motion?"
Seriously, the sheer fucking audacity of this asswipe.
Lmaoooo
Paul is a great example of how hatred cuts both ways.
I have a feeling Larry’s great grandson will stick up for the Doom Patrol after Rita protected him from getting shot.
that or at least side with rita and hate larry
or never show up again lmao
The camera operating was on point in this whole episode
Yes sir Papa Palps
If Paul's son survives I hope he sides with Larry. Paul put his son and his GRANDSON in danger! if he wanted to betray Larry he should have done it when the rest of his family wasn't there. Obviously he didn't know about the Negative Spirit. But he clearly knew Larry was dangerous. and he let his grandson be in a place where soldiers with guns were going to be!
He wanted an audience, he wanted to show his family he wasn't going to be like his dad, he wasn't going to let somebody like Larry walk away, and in doing so, he condemns his whole family. Does Paul really think that they won't use his family as a way to get to Larry?
He's not gonna side with someone he doesn't know. Paul's anger led him to put others in danger. But unlike Larry, Paul was there for his kids.
@@keanubelle1157 but eventually they're going to realize that some people in your family are not those you want to trust. Larry is unlike his son Paul or Gary period And besides Gary is already in hell for killing himself with drugs and Paul is most likely going to meet his brother later on for ratting his own father out to a bunch of military Psychopaths who wanted to turn his body into a weapon
@@ericsantana1184 I'm not condemning someone to hell that easy. Paul was is soaking in anger so he isn't making logical decisions. He did this out of spite. However if we are talking about ppl going to hell. Why isn't anybody talking about how Larry continually cheated on his wife? So because he is gay ppl are glossing over it? Umm he disrespected his wife. Who he promised he wouldn't hurt again.....
Larry just can't catch a break. I was expecting Paul to tell him this was too much too soon or at the very worst, just be a homophobe. But turning him in to the Bureau of Normalcy? That's gotta be a gut punch.
😢
Handing him over to the people who stole him away from his family, believing their lies nice. And almost killing his son and grandson. So low.
@@izzybeau8183 ya thats the one part i never got why did he bring his son and grand son there if he was planning this that is just pure stupidity
So true! He just can't catch a break. I just want him to be happy :((
I was expecting that. It was coming a mile away...
I know just like the rest of the Doom Patrol, they all did some messed up crap in former life's. But Larry so did not deserve that
Larry wasn't even that bad. It's just that he was living a lie. He loved his wife just not romantically, and sons but considering the time he lived in of homophobia and all that.
@@chronicler6162 yeah, i think even his wife understood it. i think she only wanted for him to be more kind and eventually just admit it himself
Larry wasn't the best of dads, but nothing and I mean NOTHING in the universe can justify his son's actions. I really hope they tricked him somehow by using his hatred for his dad. The Bureau made Larry's life hell, they used him as a lab rat and tortured for their own ends. I hate my own father, but I wouldn't even consider doing something this bad to him just out of revenge. That wouldn't be justice, it would just make me worse than him.
TO BE ABSOLUTELY FAIR, Larry.....wasn't a great dad. His son does have a right to be angry. Not "call the DOD angry", but still. But that's just how families are. There's no instruction manual, no flight plan, it's just you and your loved ones hurting and disappointing each other whether you intend to or not. When you're a kid you see your parents as superheroes, perfect people with all the answers, or in some unfortunate cases monsters that torment you. But the reality is they're just people stumbling through the fog like you are, trying the best they can, being what they are by the choices they make in the moment. You could argue Larry was just trying to protect his family from the government, or maybe it was more about the fear of rejection. Either way, the result was the same.
And that my friend is why I’d never could really be a parent in part I’m still a kid inside (😢really sad there) and to top it off sometimes I feel like a loser but there’s also good families out there too sure not everyone is perfect but at least they’ve got hope and each other sorry to sound kinda corny🤷♂️.
avi gutierrez it was an amazing speech. Also there will be a tiny bit of doubt inside you, but you must remind yourself of the good part about you and never give into despair.
His wife left him. He was trapped in a room where he would kill anyone with radiation.
He then spent several years (and it was years) trapped in the Ant Farm, where he was essentially a test experiment. We literally have no idea how long Larry was trapped, nor how long he stayed in the mansion.
The fact is that Paul resented him, because he followed in his footsteps and ended up probably being told how amazing Larry was. To find out his was still alive, and had hidden away, I can understand would've been a blow to him, but then a shadowy government organisation who maintains the normal-ness of everyday life turns up and says "Yeah, he escaped from us, know where he is?" and you hand him over?
No way.
@@mellr0 judging by the flashbacks, larry was in the antfarm for minimum 10 years until he was released by the time of the 70's and was sent to Doom Manor
I mean, that's not absolutely fair, in that it minimizes the extent of this here betrayal, and the idiocy of Paul's reaction to having his own bullshit go south on him. But, noted. Yeah, Larry was not a great parent. Not the worst one by any means, but not the best. He was closeted and infidelitous (which isn't great), and he didn't reenter his kid's life quite as soon as he could (after the traumatic injury, kidnapping, and decade or so of imprisonment). Then Paul used his attempt to reconnect as an opportunity to rat him out to an organization who wanted to imprison him indefinitely while using him as a lab-rat, if not just kill him. Primarily (it would seem) for the sins of not being dead and having had a wife who grieved for him. So, yeah.
Yea, I mean it is totally Larry's fault he got experimented on and abducted by a shadow organize for years...
I wanted him to snap off at Paul.
@ Inquisitive Cameron , It was his
@@thekhans2823 Larry's? It was the Chief and the Bureau of Normalcy or whatever they're called.
Rita is very powerful since she is bullet proof.
I can’t wait to see her powers develope more and hopefully she will be able to grow 50 feet like in the comics 🤩
At this point, Larry has lost his hope for having a happy life
everytime Rita wants to protect someone her powers just peaks. Last season she stretched her arm to choke someone so easily cause she wanted to protect people. But later she struggles to do the same thing. now, she is protecting this little boy with no issues.
Oh man Larry can’t ever catch a break. I thought him and his son may exchange a few angry words mostly the son and then mainly hug it out but dang
Larry didn't deserve this. Yes he had some problems, but he sure as hell didn't deserve this hatred.
?? hes responsible for the mothers trauma and his sons suicide??
@@jordanfoa9288 they chose not to move on and took the coward and pathetic way out so blaming Larry for that is unfair.
@@wwehulk8798 he made his son seem delusional thinking his father was alive.. which caused more stress on mom.. dont say hes a "coward" when you dont know how he was feeling
@@jordanfoa9288 i do know how he felt but he should fought the feeling and moved on, if Paul was able to then Gary has no excuse.
@@wwehulk8798 thats like telling a sucicidal person to just "move on" again you cannot compare people with different mindsets and feelings.. you dont know how he was feeling. stop being insentitive
That Death is legitimately Paul's fault in every regard besides being the one who pulled the trigger.
Uh he should be blaming the Bureau of Normalcy they were the reason the family went down by not telling them the truth.
So... I have genuine animosity towards a few members of my family. There's a history of pain and fire that may not ever heal until the day I die. But I would NEVER sell them out for any reason. Family is family and there is no coming back from such a betrayal. Period.
Being Larry Trainor really is suffering
Being Immortal is a curse. Not a blessing.
The saying “You can never go home” has some truth to it.
You should watch the Old Guard out on Netflix, great movie about immortals.
it depends on the person, what's a curse to you is a blessing for someone else, it is biased to say everyone would be cursed, plus Larry pretty much had it worse even before his condition.
@@wwehulk8798 i agree. it really depends from person from person. some might hate it but I bet at least one immortal would like to be the perpetual granpa / grandma to all his family and keep telling stories of his kids and grandkids to their descendants
@@ianr.navahuber2195 Yeah exactly, that and Earth will never stop having new things to try out we might go to Mars.
Paul : what have you done you killed my son
Last 10 minutes I did this and this and your going back to we’re you belong
That's bringing daddy issues to a new level.
Watch the opening of Wolfenstein the new Colossus
And I thought Larry will reconnect with his son and make up for how he failed to reconnect with his Gary.
@Toastie Sad, just sad.
Is the old man senile? Does he think Larry had a gun?
He is pretty old
He's a boomer
I just want Larry to be happy! He can't catch a break :(
*THIS* is all on *YOU* Paul!
The son called people who brought guns and other sorts of weapons to his house full of his family just to get larry?........ Thats the dumbest sht ive ever seen, when i saw this ep i just thought that he himself killed his son and maybe even his grandson if it wasnt for rita and yet he still blamed larry??
That was the Bureau of Normalcy
Boy! This depiction of the Negative Man must have rough!😟
Negative Man: “I’m gay” and judging from the comics more than that
Paul: -calls a squad of government soldiers-
Soldiers: -wildly open fire-
-son gets shot-
Paul: This is my dads fault!
It not Larry fault it his son fault he call these people and I feel really bad about Larry just be there his son life 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
It's hard not to blame Paul though. While Larry has tried his hardest to atone for being separated from them, it wasn't until now he met his family in years. That's years of abandonment issues for both sons well into their old age. That hurt doesn't go away overnight. Not only that, but he unloaded a lot of personal baggage on the guy, who on top of an already unstable powder keg has this bombshell dropped on him. I'm not saying what Paul did is right, but I am saying blaming it on him 100% just because we know and like Larry more is bs.
There are so many grammatical errors in this comment
@@Shanethefilmmaker Still selling out your dad who was trying to make it up to you to a organization that inhumanely experiments on metas is just crossing the line.
@@wwehulk8798 I understand that. But at the same time, even Larry didn't blame him.
@@Shanethefilmmaker i suppose
2:56 That's the kind of line I LOVE in this show.
A.G.
Paul: What the hell is that?
Me: That's the thing that kept your father alive all those years after the accident.
Im bringing guys with guns where I have my son and grandson, and then, when they get unexpectedly hurt, I'll blame my father
Negative spirit
RELEASE!
It's epic
This makes me cry so bad. Larry kept it in for so long and I don’t know what to feel
first cliff, now Larry :(
What happens to Cliff in this episode. Does something bad happen
@@cryptidstudios8194 I think the OP just means that they're both dealing with shitty family situations. Cliff's daughter doesn't seem to want much to do with him currently, and in addition to finding out that his wife and son kind of wasted away looking for him, Larry has to deal with his other son attempting to turn him over to the org. that held him captive and used him as a lab rat.
the sad part is Larry basically did everything Cliff didn't do. And he STILL got rejected.
Goddamn, this scene caught me off guard. Soon as Paul revealed that pistol he was carrying I was like, "Wait...WHAT??!!"
Ah yeah, that’s 4 minutes and 25 seconds of rough shit
Well, this scene will assure that they all are doomed
well, that f*cked up
In the whole scene I remember going like, "buddy this is such a bad idea"
Love larry so much
Larry made mistakes but what his son was worst, his own so was almost killed by His Gun!
That was a quick move on Rita
So wait a minute, they driving a car that's from the the 60s, but the task force is modern day?!?
This show is all over the place but im invested
Those just look like vans??
Rita a hero ❤️
he killed his own son. he's the bastard
Damn it’s been four weeks already
Sometime the cycle just can’t be broken. It sad really larry hope this be different but sometime hate cut deep.
This is sad Cliff is getting there but larry well Idk
Which Wayne was Paul talking abt?? Bruce or Thomas??
It wouldn't have been easy at all, and I'm sure he would have said it in time, but I wish Larry told Paul that the Bureau took him and did horrible things to him for years, then found people who helped be a better man. It may not have made Paul like him in the end, but it may have prevented all of this.
And this is why you don't contact your past. After living this long, he should have know better.
That's stupid. I have actual family that have contacted their 'past' and they get along great.
I thought rita was gonna do more stretch stuff
You were gone because of these people? Sure, lets join them, call them up and say they were the good guys
You can never go back again
At least Rita has a reason to call herself a hero now likes she wanted to be..
I gotta say that Larry is one of my favorite gay characters in all of films. This is the appropriate and more honorable way of admitting he's gay and was humble. Because usually I give thumbs down to kind of shows who get political about it. But I understand why he' still had that shut-in feeling when he had a tough time admitting it to his son because back in the 40's there was hell of a lot of criticism.
@Toastie The 60s was a different time. Widespread racism was still apparent and being homosexual was grounds for a person to be removed from their line of work. Now imagine if Larry, a decorated pilot was to be outed as gay. He would've lost his job and the only line of income for his family. With all of this pressure building up on him with no one to tell all of this to, having Joe by his side was the best thing to ever happen to him. He's not faultless, but given the options society gave him then he had to go with the best outcome.
@Toastie Again, it's the 60's. By that time, a man the age of Larry still being single was very rare and pretty much frown uppon and it was even more for divorces... and let's not forget the 60's was when he was an adult. He grew up in the fourties and fifties, at least, which were even worse period to be gay. They showed, in season one, the reaction of his parent when they learned about his homosexual behavior with some of his classmates... the point is, back then, society tended to crush a lot of people like Larry into the mold.
Larry made some mistakes, that undeniable... but his character would be very boring without and, even if he was gay, he still loved his wife and kids. Larry's homosexuality (and character's arc) is all about the difficulty of opening up and how social pressure can force you into a path.
Toastie Larry might be the kind of guy who isn't mentally prepared for being alone and take criticism for being gay. So in order for himself to not be alone and end up depressed which leads sometimes to suicide. He decided to have a wife and child. I mean yah gotta understand what life is like in that timeline. I mean you'll get traaaaashed.
@Toastie "Their past misfortunes may not be their fault, but most of their current and future misfortunes are the results of their bad choices and actions. " Literally humanity, as a whole, and every individual, you're talking about. Instead of blame, try empathy.
Me too
A Wayne Guy?
Did Batman made sure Larry's family knew about his surviving?
I thought he said "Wayne"
He did
Did he say "wayne"?
1:36 Wayne? Can't be related to Bruce Wayne could he? Most likely not but is a theory.
Not Bruce, most likely Thomas
That's why I said related to Bruce Wayne, though what are the chances that it is Thomas Wayne?
I though Larry was did dirty here
Wow.
karen move
Why son mad in first place lol
😢
Wait a minute, negative man wasn't gay
He is in the show
Paul is at fault
2:57
So are they not doing the "After 60 seconds of separation, Larry dies" thing? cos it was a straight 60 seconds after Negative Ma left Larry
Same system as with dbs 7 episodes fight that is only 3 min in real time
Larry has been training to release the spirit for longer periods of time, remember that at the beggining releasing the spirit instantly made him fall unconcious, now he can release the spirit and remain standing(although weakened).
Also, he was out way less than 60 seconds, I counted like maybe 10. We saw Larry react to it going back in just not it going back into him.
I don’t blame paul for a second,his dad spent years dreaming and thinking of getting in some dude pants but never thought or went to see his sons even from a distance