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r/adventuretime•

Fionna's world analysis and theories

SpoilerFionna & Cake Spoilers

So here are some thoughts I've got about what Fionna's world means and how I think the series might end. I'm mostly posting this to see if time proves me correct and to preserve my thoughts on the first two episodes.

Question number one: Where did Fionna's world come from? As many viewers have figured out already, it seems that Fionna's world that we see in episode 1 exists within Simon's head. Both literally inside his head (as we see Cake jump right out from inside Simon) and in his subconscious. Fionna's world is a sort of dream reality originally created by Ice King that still exists inside Simon, but has changed over time. Fionna's world used to be magic like what we see in the origin

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r/BaldursGate3•

I'm still in Act 1 but I am shocked at how great Wyll's new story is. I love how it's interconnected with Karlach and his interactions with Mizora. He's really like a whole new character.

His transformation into ||a devil|| and the reveal that he's ||Duke Ravenguard's son|| were both insane to me. Wyll was already a good character in EA, but now he's truly exceptional.

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r/BaldursGate3•

Asterion is probably my favorite companion, and I would like to try both of his romance routes at some point on different characters (the "good" route and the "evil" route) but there's one thing that makes me apprehensive: how do I get Asterion to like my character while sticking to mostly good actions? It seems like Asterion's approval goes up almost exclusively from doing things like killing people or just generally being a dick, so is it going to be a challenge for me to romance him as a morally righteous bard?

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