: The writers leaned heavily into a fractured, grim fairy tale aesthetic (reminiscent of Once Upon a Time ) to represent Josie's mental state.
If you would like to explore this episode further, tell me if you want me to: [S2E16] Facing Darkness Is Kinda My Thing
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: The highly-anticipated battle between "Light Josie" and "Dark Josie" resolved far too easily. The dark magic was simply siphoned away into a coin and handed over to the Necromancer. 💔 The Emotional Anchor: MG and Lizzie : The writers leaned heavily into a fractured,
: Russell pulled double duty by playing both Hope and Lizzie Saltzman masquerading as Hope. Her imitation of Lizzie's vanity and mannerisms was the comedic peak of the episode. 📉 The Weak Part: Diluted Stakes and Rushed Plots [S2E16] Facing Darkness Is Kinda My Thing
