Yeah, and I think another reason why the voice over was the most jarring was that it's really a meta thing. The handhold is something the character's doing, the ghost is sort of in the center. But the voice over is a stylistic choice.
But I agree I think in that this is a show that uses awkwardness as part of the narrative engine--and not always in a way that's about comedy or darker things. Sometimes the awkwardness is more of a challenge to the characters to be vulnerable.
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Date: 2010-09-19 05:05 pm (UTC)But I agree I think in that this is a show that uses awkwardness as part of the narrative engine--and not always in a way that's about comedy or darker things. Sometimes the awkwardness is more of a challenge to the characters to be vulnerable.