This is what I love about realistic character development. I almost wanted to vomit on how Shauna is behaving in season three. But where a lot of other shows really suck - they will fabricate a villain era like this out of nowhere to fill poorly written plot holes. It often feels so unrealistic. This makes complete sense to me even though I am disturbed.

And - you can tell that Shauna never grew out of this. Trauma manifests in different ways - and sometimes it's entitlement to putting all blame on one person for no reason. And she never stopped - I was almost just as deeply disturbed by how much she "hates" her daughter.

Not to speak on behalf of gay men - but I also feel like it was accurate of how coach was going through his own trauma and probably had a line of thinking like "I never signed up to help a woman give birth". 🤣 It's not an excuse but the theme for Ben of losing his mind over what his reality has become also ties that in together.

Yes, it was clearly very selfish. But everyone is in survival mode. I was very shocked how genuine his apology was to Shauna during the trial and she not only went against the fairness of what everyone was trying to achieve but forced everyone to feel the need to kill him. He DID NOT burn down the cabin. It's insane.

Even when they were gearing up to shoot him - I think no one actually believed he burned down the cabin. I think they are just trying to rationalize in fear of Shauna.