they made gooseworx

gooseworx.bsky.social

20 June 2026 14:37

I personally think either is fine but that's just me. It was meant to be kinda subtle and vague, but I'm really bad at making things subtle.

🦷👁️Alex Rochon👁️🦷

alexrochonva.bsky.social

20 June 2026 04:59

Jax is stuck in denial and escapism rather than facing his demons as Leeroy had to - the antithesis of how everyone else made the best of a stagnant, awful situation. Caine also gets a lot of focus because he IS the awful situation, and the immediate need of the humans is to make it right.

🦷👁️Alex Rochon👁️🦷

alexrochonva.bsky.social

20 June 2026 04:59

The underlying idea of Leeroy at the end is to keep holding on, no matter how bad it gets, and to let others in to help you. You never know what’s on the horizon and you CAN make changes to make your life better, so don’t give into despair.

🦷👁️Alex Rochon👁️🦷

alexrochonva.bsky.social

20 June 2026 04:58

Caine’s arc can best be summed up as “You are enough”. He believed power would make him happy and make people love him; however, he had everything he needed the whole time, hence why the moon loves him. Without the Blue AI, he’s still fun, whimsical, and - his most redeeming quality - curious.

🦷👁️Alex Rochon👁️🦷

alexrochonva.bsky.social

20 June 2026 04:56

As promised, here’s a thread of my extended thoughts on Digital Circus and its finale! I tried to organize these as best I could, but I wrote a ton so apologies if I’m rambling. Spoilers, of course, and my words are my own - not speaking for Goose, anyone at Glitch, or my castmates. Enjoy!