Cam Cornell

@camcornell768.bsky.social

Simply a guy from Alberta, Canada who loves everything pop culture, music, and sports

I feel like the use of “Isn’t She Lovely?” in the Digital Circus finale is less about praising the Jax we see in the show (who I would hardly call lovely), and more a way to mourn the healthy Jax who could have been if she ended up like Lee and didn’t succumb to her worst vices.

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Just to clarify, I never said abstraction is or isn’t reversible; Goose has previously stated that abstraction is permanent. What I wrote is more to say that abstraction is functionally its own thing, and it reminds me of a number of topics that aren’t necessarily death or suicide.

🦷👁️Alex Rochon👁️🦷@alexrochonva.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Abstraction isn’t necessarily a 1:1 allegory for death by suicide so much as it’s like losing oneself in any kind of mental health spiral, including addiction. How everyone visits Jax and the other abstractions also reminds me of visiting a loved one in long-term care or inpatient treatment.

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As Digital Circus ends, I can’t thank all of you enough for being a part of this incredible ride with me. I’ve felt like the luckiest man in the world voicing Caine, and I can’t wait to share with you the projects I’m working on going forward! Be good to each other. Alex out.

Abstraction isn’t necessarily a 1:1 allegory for death by suicide so much as it’s like losing oneself in any kind of mental health spiral, including addiction. How everyone visits Jax and the other abstractions also reminds me of visiting a loved one in long-term care or inpatient treatment.

The moment that made me start sobbing when I read the script was the scene between Caine and the Moon. “You know, I never programmed you to say you loved me.” “I know.” This is my personal favourite scene in the show. We don’t have to be our worst moments - love is what makes us, what saves us.