Gooseworx was saying Jax is her if she won't want to feel vulnerable and open up, SO WHAT ABOUT THE OTHERS?!

Why was she so happy to just give all the bad things about herself to ONE character? I thought a show with 7 CHARACTERS (because of Caine) would provide more focused character understanding and development, since the number of characters is relatively small, but it looks like self insert was the winner!

So what's the point of creating other characters if you're not going to execute their character arcs properly from start to finish? You can't even narrate Jax's cautionary tale rightfully, since you put "Isn't she lovely" with his deadass montage in the FINAL EIPSODE.

Oh! I have an idea. Why don't you make Jax's character arc about your struggle to be okay with being vulnerable, like you did? Wouldn't that be more inspiring and actually persuasive for people not to push people away and abuse them? The audience will be happier-

Wait a minute, I have a much better idea! WHY THE FUCK don't you make all the characters have your worst traits, Goose?!

That would be much more interesting than a story about one bad character and 5 passive/victim characters. Pomni could tell about Goose's "boomerang of giving too much sympathy and empathy", Kinger could tell about Goose's "wisdom of not placing blame on others", even Zooble could actually tell about the body and gender dysphomia that Goose was experiencing.

Conclusion: I miss TADC as a colorful ensemble cast trapped in a digital circus full of wacky adventures with atmospheric horror, not Jax's "cautionary tale" bullshit.