No.5366
I think 'zellig has some inconsistencies regarding some of the interactions between the xisters and specifically Coco's characterization. I know the pilot was released over a large period of time so that might explain some changes due to evolving visions or whatever the fuck but I think when the show returns, we may see some differences in personality / dynamics.
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The first time I watched 'zellig I was under the impression that Mymy and Coco had just been adopted recently, because the dialogue and their interactions with Maya seemed to imply as much. The xisters have been together since they were very young, but if that were the case, why is Coco asking "What does ADD stand for?" and "Can it be cured?" Why is Mymy asking "Where do you sit during break?" and "Who are your friends?" These are questions that realistically they should know the answer to by now, considering that they lived together for years. It should have come up in conversation at least once before.
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I also think Coco's personality specifically is a little confusing. This isn't necessarily a criticism, but I don't get it. She's the type to be very knowledgeable in landscape painters from 1920, but she also can't spell properly in her text messages? (Maybe that's just her being bad with technology THOUGH) She possesses the social awareness to try not to hurt Maya's pride and to recognize when Mymy is saying something that may hurt Maya's feelings, but at the same time she's oblivious to pretty much everything else, like the barricade in front of Maya's door, or why showing le octopode in class is a bad idea.
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No.5383
Coco best girl regardless
No.5420
>>5419Putting two lines between a paragraph is actually hitting enter 3 times doe
No.5425
>>5419Although now that I think about it, this doesn't really make sense. Hitting enter twice would just add one whitespace, but I remember it being defined as two spaces on 8chan. From glancing at some longer reddit posts it seems people only use a single white space. You would need to hit enter three times to get two whitespaces on here and four on reddit. On image boards you can have a new line without a whitespace.
I guess I'm wrong, but using white spaces is common in formatting and I don't think there's anything wrong with it.
>>5420Yeah you're right.
No.5432
According to a Finnish meme wiki reddit spacing is putting every, or almost every, sentence on it's own line. This also seems to be how (at least some) people on twitter use the term.
I guess this could make sense. When the redditor wants to make a new line for the sentence he would hit enter twice leading to every sentence being seperated by a whitespace.
https://meemi.info/w/Reddit_spacing