r/euphoria

yes I know they're toxic asf and Sam Levinson ruined them by giving Dominic Fike a job but, guys, some of us really love this ship so I'm asking all the Rules fans ..

what can be the thing going on with them . ..

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Seeing this made me so emotional. I really hated how S2 drifted away from Rue and Jules being the center relationship in the show. To me, Euphoria has always been about Rue and then Jules. And then the side characters that revolve. HBO and Euphoria had lightning in a bottle with Zendaya and Hunter, and in my opinion, they completely wasted it. Their storyline was written to perfection in s1 and set the ground for s2 to be beautifully written. But Sam fumbled and made the writing super shallow, put an idiotic love triangle at the center of the show, and then bumped Jules screentime to bones. I’m all for Rue and Jules reconnecting in s3 but I am scared that it’s too good to be true and that one or both of them is going to be in danger this season.

does anyone know why she was sidelined in S2? s3 might be the same result but the show was at its peak when her and rue were the main focal point. Jules is the first person I think of when ppl mention euphoria

Euphoria had a casting call for a podcaster, and that's probably what Trisha Paytas is playing.

If cassie becomes famous due to her influencer/onlyfans career and turns into an internet celeb, she would be on Trisha Paytas podcast and go nuts or say something awful and stupid. I can imagine her embarrassing herself as she did in S2 play.

Trisha Paytas said it was unhinged, Cassie might really say or do something stupid.

Since S3 is just around the corner I thought I’d go down memory lane with bits and pieces from the Euphoria books! They’re beautiful with lots of insightful bts information, I really wish they’d done this for S2. They include lots of stills and photography that I wasn’t able to include because of the photo limit.

I’ll be doing a post for each book.

From the Bible there is a story about the prophet Moses's encounter with God through a bush that burns without being consumed. God commands Moses to return to Egypt and free the slaves. He asserts to Moses “I AM THAT I AM.”

I know this is a trope that people are prone to roll their eyes at but I’m actually quite pleased with Sam using this “faith” or “divine purpose” concept as an analogy for relinquishing trauma and developing autonomy in your life. It aligns narratively with offhand statements Rue has made about God, particularly in her conversations with Ali, and the core tenets of the 12 step program. My question is how are they going to expand on this if the show somehow does get renewed. Feels like a final season premise.

Obviously I’m joking but could you imagine if he was seeking revenge for what Nate did to his life? That would be interesting but they wouldn’t waste this season on focusing their attention to someone from season 1.