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Seeing this after the episode felt like a sweet candy after having your blood taken🥲🥹

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October 9, 2026 at 11:04 PM
hideawayfairy.bsky.social
Been meaning to post this for a while.

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Title "About Frankie's Desire for Friends" Pictured: A screenshot from Glithproduction that was posted on Sept. 2, 2025. It reads "Once there were two lowly workers. One dreamed of friends, one dreamed to fly and a princess who dreamed of pain too heavy to wake from" Below is an illustration of the three main characters from Knights of Guinevere each looking above at something (Frankie on the left is looking up at three creatures, Guinevere in the middle is looking up at some sort of sci-fi contraption, and Andi on the right is looking up at a spaceship). So, I've been thinking about this post from Glitch. And while the idea of Frankie dreaming of friends can be related to her hallucinations, I think it can also come off from her feeling lonely. But why? Frankie and Andi are shown to be close friends. Frankie also seems to get along with most people as well. What's making her feel lonely? I think it can be attributed to a few things. First, she and Andi don't work together so she probably feels alienated from being unable to work with Andi. Second, just because she gets along well with others doesn't always mean those connections are super meaningful. It's possible that Frankie is looking for more friends that feel just as passionate about the friendship as she does. And I think this could lead to a potential third thing which is that most might find Frankie's take on friendship to be childish. It can feel alienating for her that others don't respect the way she thinks friendships should be. And that's not to say that Frankie doesn't or won't have a flawed way of viewing them but she's almost infantilized by Andi already. There's already hints that Andi doesn't want Frankie to work at/for the Park directly because she's worried that Frankie's view of it will tarnish and she'll be crushed. But Frankie is also an adult woman who should be able to find ways to cope with that disappointment and come to her own conclusions. I think there's a lot to ponder and speculate on whether Frankie has a desire for more friends and what that means and I really need this series to be greenlit so we can explore that further, even if this entire post ends up being wrong.
October 21, 2025 at 9:14 PM