Quote:There are people who are complaining that it's too hard to follow. The thing is, they're showing it in the way that David's mind works and thinks which is very disjointed. I actually can follow it pretty well because my mind works somewhat the same. If I don't take my meds my brain is scattered like a broken glass. It sucks but it is what it is. ADD and the other stuff I have is bad enough, I couldn't imagine having, or in his case thinking he has, schizophrenia with or without paranoid delusions. It would be cool to live in a world where what is 'wrong' with me is actually some sort of power.

I can see that. I had to stop the stream and explain things to my other half three times this past week and twice during the premier. I can't say that I necessarily follow David's trains if thought. The key for me is to soak everything in as its happening and attempt to process it when the scene is over. So far, I've been able to keep up and make sense of most of what's happening.


In my case, it also helps that Dan is so expressive.I'm an empath by nature and while I don't proclaim to understand everything he's thinking, I am able to pick up on what he's feeling to use as a filter of sorts.


I don't know how much you've read about David Haller since we started this tbread but there's one thing I'm waiting for them to clarify before they move too far forward. They kind of alluded to it in the premier when he was in the interrogation room and again when he was in the pool. If you want clarity on that and/or hero to avoid the possibility of spoilers, PM me if you're so inclined.

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