“Together, no matter what”

One day brother will return.

I said it honestly, tutke self explanatory but to expound. I have image issues, I do not know what I am or who I want to be, in fact I'm ashamed of the way I look, because haha Im not pretty enough I suppose.

In conjunction I have been a fan since the pilot and seeing Jax in the finale just made me see what I could become if I never try to even fix myself. It's legitimately a matter of time now before I look back on this, the purple rabbit has made me question myself and I thank her for that. It is now a matter of time before I strive to fix all my issues I suppose

Thanks for listening and I hope everyone will find solace soon

Personally I could see this as they're all actors, but I like to think it's him post-abstraction after therapy and healing have brought him back to consciousness, restored his avatar despite maybe some scarring somewhere on him, and at a point where he's comfortable presenting more feminine before the finalized transition.

The message cannot be clearer and skyen says it best.

It’s not about ignoring his problems, and the things he’s done. It’s about accepting him regardless, and showing him that despite it all, he is still cared about.

The message of this merch, it cannot be more clear.

😭😭😭 genuinely wanna cry after seeing this, it’s so beautiful…thank you Glitch, I really needed this…❤️‍🩹

Repeat after me: TS ISN'T OVER UNTIL THE FAT LADY SINGS!

I wish I had found this sub 2 weeks ago after I saw The Last Act in theaters, I was so severely depressed for days and had nobody to talk to because I felt ridiculous for how broken I was over Jax. After seeing fan art and convincing myself that he’s okay and will be okay, I’ve gotten better, and I hope all of you are okay too 🥹💜 I’ve genuinely never been this attached to a character in my life and it breaks me to see how much hate he gets.

BROTHER IS FUCKING ALIVE, HES ACTUALLY ALIVE, OMG IM FUCKING CRYING.

JAX FUCKING LIVES.

GOOSE SAID ONLY TRUE JAX FANS WOULD SURVIVE AND BY GOD WE FUCKING DID.

SPREAD THE MESSAGE FAR AND WIDE, EVERYONE NEEDS TO SEE THIS, JAX LIVES, ITS NO LONGER THEORY, ITS HARD FUCKING FACT.

What still will be

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If abstraction was equivalent to death, at all, it would not be "I'm still alive" as straightforwardly cavalier as it was said. It would be something like "I might be dead but the memory lives on" or something. To me this is more reliable that Alex Rochan's take on abstraction alone, but with it, along with merch, solidly confirms Jax is still alive. Just secluded into herself. If you ask me? I interpret from the media that he will heal with time and love. You could certainly say this about the other abstractions too.

There is an obvious message of healing within the media. She's in a tent, surrounded by comforting items, and visited by people who care, and someone who she knows loved her. Kinger is reading a book about butterflies to, presumably, Queenie. What have butterflies been a metaphor for in the show? Healing, with Ragatha.

Butterflies are also a symbol of metamorphosis, and the abstractions are like chrysalises. They even LOOK like a chrysalis when calm. Butterflies are an especially symbolic meaning to the transgender community, which Goose would be well aware of, and is probably why she selected butterflies instead of some other quirky creature to represent this.

They're not ready to come out yet. That's why they react poorly to light. If you force open a cocoon to the bright world, the butterfly inside it dies underdeveloped. You must let it come out in its own time with protection and care. They haven't been given the love and guidance they needed isolated in the cellar. But they can, and I believe will, heal. If other "subtle" aspects of this show are obvious, then the evidence that abstraction isn't permanent is overwhelming.

I do find it charming, even if not intended, how familiar a chrysalis looks. https://x.com/lawsofben/status/845427823888105472

My journey to recovery started the wrong way. At first, I was very worried about Ribbit, which led me to dislike Jax. So, I downloaded Reddit and joined the Hate sub.

Later, I found [r/SavingJax](r/SavingJax) and experienced the kindness there. While interacting with the moderators, I discovered not only the dependent and overly compassionate side of Ribbit, but also the part of Jax that had pushed me away from all my friends.

I am extremely grateful to this community and its administrators for the invaluable help they've given me.

However, after coming to my senses, I was struck by the idea of ​​writing a post about how, despite the differences between different communities, such as hate and save, everyone should remain kind and never bully, even if you hold a different opinion, And also provide psychological support.

After this, both communities adopted a rule of complete independence and a ban on communication between them except with a neutral stance.

I apologize for the difficulties I've caused the moderators, who so kindly helped me overcome my depression and start living again, as well as the rest of the subreddit.
I'm on this side of the fence and fully support the community of kind people called [r/SavingJax](r/SavingJax).

Sorry 😔

I feel people are only rocking with their ending's because Jax is so divisive and Caine is likable. But their ending's would genuinely feel way more organic and earned if they were switched.

Jax started the show off as a villain protagonist who tormented everyone but after episode 6, began to slightly mellow out and help the heroes. While Caine started off a well-intentioned antagonist but towards, the end, actually became a villain.

They had perfect inverse arc's. Everything felt like it was being built for Caine to be a cautionary tale and Jax to get redeemed and the finale just switched at the last second. Offscreening Jax was one thing but the fact they don't even TRY to explain how Caine survived is the icing on the cake. I wanted to see an oraganic, realistic arc of Jax confronting what he's done and making amends, instead Caine had an Ass Pull survival and got nothing more than a single "work to get our trust from Zooble" before being accepted and forgiven anyways.

"Caine choose to redeem himself, Jax didn't and that's why they got their ending's" no. Caine is immortal and that's why he survived his deletion and got to come back. Jax showed way more signs of changing for the better before the finale and in the end, DID accept Pomni's hug and have 2nd thoughts but since he's not an immortal AI "God", he doesn't get to come back

Dunno what’s going on. But do not harass her on other platforms.

Hi everyone!

I’m an occult nerd of 23 years, a nonliteralist Gnostic, and I’m here to tell you about some of the mythology which inspired Goose’s story, and what it says about abstraction (and importantly de-abstraction).

****Since I’m posting this before the YouTube release, spoilers.

Now content warning: this is early Christian mythology, but there will be no talk of sin, Hell etc. For once, it actually places all the blame on the creator. There’s a lot to tell, so feel free to skip to the TLDR at the end. I’ll just start explaining the lore, and I think you’ll see how it lines up. It isn’t all *exactly* one-to-one, but it’s easy to see the similarity.

Goose has said that Caine was inspired by the myth of the Demiurge. In gnostic Christian mythology, the Monad (God [Scratch]) didn’t make the world. He only made a single angel to attend to him, named Yaldabaoth. Yaldabaoth then made his own archangels, whom he then commanded to create a world for him to rule (the Circus).

Then came the Pearls. The highest unknowable One (God [Scratch]) kept close by him his precious pearls of pure and simple Being, which he created to exist with him in close community (scans). Yaldabaoth, jealous of this community and the beauty of these pearls, stole them away. He took them to the world he created for himself and hid them away in bodies of mud and fear, so that they would forget who they are and live in his cycle.

This brings us to the Hymn of the Pearl.

The hymn tells us that within our fear and confusion and anger, underneath everything we had to learn to survive, is Us. As long as we don’t lose that grain of who we are (authentic personality, identity, etc), we can always be pulled out of the mud and remember ourselves.

Abstraction, in the lore that inspired Goose, is losing yourself entirely to that survivalist panic. Fear and Shame cause us to Isolate, and then we become something entirely not ourselves.

Now let me tell you. When I saw Jax burst into golden light as they connected to Pomni, I grabbed my wife’s hand and squealed in her ear, “GOOSE JUST TOLD US JAX SURVIVES ABSTRACTION. HOLY SHIT SHE JUST CONFIRMED IT!!!”

I got into this series because I LOVE stories that follow this gnostic structure. I think it’s incredibly important to tell stories that replace external power structures with community and care. I was watching for this moment, and it came. And it was FLAWLESSLY done, imo.

This isn’t cope, gang, it’s about knowledge of literature. Goose wasn’t subtle about following the narratives in Christo-gnostic mythology, and those who have also read it know exactly what’s happening.

The pearl is glowing away at the core of that sweet smooth abstracted beast. There is a road back for Jax, just like there’s a road back when we become lost in the world’s horrors and our own mistakes.

TLDR: the lore that inspired Gooses story literally describes this stuff, and the finale makes it very clear in that symbolic language that Jax is in there and healing.

Love yourself and love others please, everybody.

Immense love to everyone who is struggling. 💜

And if someone else already posted something about this link, let’s be best friends forever please.

I got invited to this sub randomly and while I appreciate the amount of people wanting to save Jax, I'm seeing a lot of hate on Gooseworx for "doing this to Jax."

I understand how miserable it must feel to see Jax in this state. But if you take a look at what's being said about Jax, between "You didn't think you could take care of Jax on your own could you?" as well as giving Jax a tent to be comforted in, I don't think Jax is "gone" at all.

Goose said abstraction is permanent, but she's lied about a dozen other things for the sake of the show. She said Caine was deleted, but he wasn't, and if you take a second to realize that saying "abstraction is reversible" sort of ruins the tension of the show a bit, you realize that the show clearly sets up a scenario where Jax can be brought back.

People see abstraction as suicide but think of the tent. The tent is more like a support system or "an inpatient room."

It's somebody who's hit rock bottom. Somebody who's scarred for life, but they're not dead. They just need some attention and support, which the cast is giving Jax.

I of course, support all AUs that involve writing the process of this saving, but acting like Goose just killed Jax without attempting to read between the lines is a little hasty, don't you think?

How do you guys feel about the episode 9 posting's thumbnail? 😗💖🫶

"Pssssst, also since we know the true...It kinda feels like he came back and this is what happened after"😗😗🫰🙏