penguinz0 questions Satan's exit in American Horror Story's finale
His season-ending critique centers on an all-powerful villain who gives up, while viewers initially mistake his target for VisionQuest.
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Worst Finale Ever Just Came Out
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- 0:20Charlie identifies American Horror Story's season finale as his target and cites its low IMDb rating.
- 2:48His recap follows Ben discovering he is Satan's son and gaining immense powers.
- 4:06He questions the God-Satan bet and inconsistencies involving Constance and the witches.
- 8:53His main objection arrives: Satan abruptly gives up, with a midlife crisis offered as the explanation.
- 12:12A rapid pregnancy, childbirth and another sacrifice attempt extend the plot after the confrontation.
Satan has apparently lost the will to win, and penguinz0 would like a better explanation. In his American Horror Story season-finale review, the supernatural stakes matter less than one very ordinary objection: why build toward a confrontation if the villain simply decides he's finished?
"Worst Finale Ever Just Came Out" has drawn about 232,000 views in its first few hours today. Despite that title, this isn't a response to last night's television: Charlie says the finale aired a little less than two weeks ago.
His recap follows Ben's discovery that he is Satan's son, the immense powers that follow, and a bet between God and Satan. Charlie questions the rules of that arrangement and the consistency of Constance and the witches before reaching his central complaint: the climactic confrontation ends with Satan abruptly giving up. He describes the explanation as a midlife crisis, rather than a resolution earned by everything preceding it.
The story keeps going after that, through a rapid pregnancy, childbirth and another attempted sacrifice. For Charlie, those additional turns compound the problem rather than settle it. "I can't believe what I just watched," he says.
There's a separate misunderstanding running through the comments. Several viewers say the ominous, deliberately unspecific title made them expect a critique of VisionQuest. Others are catching up with something more basic: they hadn't realized American Horror Story was still running.
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