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I remember you telling me that the show had been spoiled for you by the death of a character. I wouldn't try to change your mind. I'm quite fine with your boundaries, but I think the consequences of the death really got the show going for me. Poussey's passing was a gut punch, but how it affected Tayste and Suzanne and Black Susan was really amazing. I also like the character arc for the warden Joe. He goes from someone who thinks he's doing good work within a corrupt system to realizing his responsibility for participating in the victimization of all these women. Then he becomes an advocate for reconstructive justice (I think that is what it was called) as a way for perpetrators and those perpetrated upon can find some way forward. The warden also starts to take some responsibility for the awful things he did. The last season ended abruptly in my opinion. Knowing you, you probably stopped watching at the right time.

Except for the floor being repaired a lot of the things I want to do with the house aren't really necessary, but would be nice. Repairs don't stress me. Making plans to repair and waiting drives me a little nuts.

I'm really not sure about the C4AT thing. I keep screwing up details, I'm not sure I'm up to it.