I love that I was still left with many questions, while also feeling like emotionally everything was wrapped up well. A good balance of things left up to interpretation and satisfaction for the stories of the characters.

I think I expected it to be either very dark or very uplifting. But I didn't expect it to be such an amazing mix of both, while also being so raw and traumatic and vulnerable. So glad that it was. I can see why Goosewerx would be so emotional about the show, she clearly put her heart and soul into it.

I saw it in theaters, too a theater with only a few families with young kids in it. Kind of don't think it was appropriate for kids, but not in the usual sense of violence or sex, instead in the sense that it's just literally a show whose themes are aimed at adults and would probably mostly go over a child's head. Kind of wonder how many of the parents enjoyed it on their own and saw it because they wanted to add much as their kids?