what she says: im fine

what she means: The Big Picture Show, the finale of the hit cartoon network series, Ed Edd & Eddy, was a masterpiece of its time. Not only was it an overall enjoyable film, the character development was outstanding, and I dont understand how nobody talks about it. The main character, Eddy, turned out to be an abused kid just wanting to socially conform, and he finally owns up to his mistakes. He realizes the affect of his actions, and everything crashes down on him as he breaks down crying in front of his two only friends, apologizing. Something completely out of character for Eddy. Not only that, but the entirety of the kids living in the cul de sac didnt act like heartless, flat characters and continue to treat him like a joke in reaction to this apology. instead, they understood, and accepted it, and defended their friend in need once they saw how abusive Eddy’s brother was to him, truly showing the entire aspect and good nature of these children. Their relationships strengthen, and everybody in the film develops somehow.  All of the characters are so unique and fun, and they also add very human attributes that are not only relatable but touching to the heart when they interact in the end. Also that song in the end that they all sing tgether? fuck. fuck. fucking ggod. oh ym fuckigngg dohwfgrrfhj imgog to fuckkgin 

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