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***Spoilers***In Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Jean Grey does more than discover Peter Parker’s secret identity. She finds the last surviving trace of his private life, names him as Peter, and gives him the chance to exist as more than Spider-Man again.Peter has not simply been forgotten. The world still recognizes Spider-Man, but no longer recognizes the person beneath the mask. When Jean calls him Peter before entering his mind, she restores the identity he has almost lost and makes it possible for him to finally accept that he is both Peter Parker and Spider-Man.
5 Jul 2026
Why Lobo Is the Key to Supergirl’s Ending
Why is Lobo the key to making sense of *Supergirl’s* ending?Ruthye gives mercy. Kara gives death. And Lobo without realizing it gives Kara the gift of an ethical witness.Major spoilers for Supergirl follow.In this seven-minute philosophical analysis, I argue that Ruthye, Kara, and Lobo form an unexpected community through three gifts surrounding the death of Krem.Ruthye spares Krem. Kara then kills him herself, attempting to spare Ruthye from the moral burden of taking a life. But Kara’s gift is also paternalistic: she decides alone what burden Ruthye should be permitted to carry.Then Lobo witnesses the killing.Kara never knows that he is watching, and Lobo does not intend his presence as a gift. He cannot authorize, forgive, or absolve Kara. Yet his witness means that her act is no longer entirely solitary.Through Jacques Derrida’s The Gift of Death, feminist care ethics, and the problem of paternalism, I ask whether Lobo of all people performs the film’s most unexpectedly feminist gesture.Does Lobo transform Kara’s private burden into a shared ethical event or is he simply enjoying the violence? And is Kara protecting Ruthye, deciding for her, or doing both?Subscribe to Philosophy All Along for philosophical analysis of film, television, and popular culture.#Supergirl #Lobo #DCU
3 Jul 2026
Why Obsession is so Terrifying!
Obsession is not just a horror movie about a cursed wish. It is a film about love, possession, masculinity, rejection, consent, and the terrifying fantasy of being loved “more than anyone else.” In this video, I break down why Curry Barker’s Obsession is one of the scariest horror films in years and why the real monster may not be the curse, but the desire to be loved at the expense of someone else’s selfhood.#Obsession #ObsessionMovie #HorrorMovies #FilmAnalysis #Philosophy #IncelHorror #CurryBarker #PhilosophyAllAlong
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