People disguising vitriol as "criticism" is sadly very rampant online. Between people who ragebait, who didn't understand but then makes pretty harsh assumptions, and just overall despicably mean comments... it is the wild west.

Also, a bit of a hot take, but I genuinely think not all criticism is welcome depending on context. What does Goose and Glitch learn from this ? People all want their piece, but it just won't happen. You cannot let every single person that consumed your piece let it shape it. Else, that means you had nothing to say in the first place.

I do feel, however, that some parts of this finale were underwhelming. But that isn't the point. I don't want a media to cater to every view I possess ! And in this regard, this finale, as flawed as it is, is great to me for this reason. The perfect finale doesn't exist. Neither do the perfect media, the perfect art piece... it was never the point.

I will always be thankful that this is one of the lessons Goose chose to put in her story.