Post by The Knowby Warrior on Feb 4, 2017 13:45:35 GMT
I cannot believe that nobody - and I say nobody - ever mentioned these two important hints we had in Episode 17.
Almost at the end, when Ash was talking with Kelly/Amanda, he explicitly stated that:
1- There is ONE Kandarian Demon - THE Kandarian Demon - that "makes Deadites". Now, I don't know if Ash ever realized that Deadites are not truly single entities/demons and that they are ALL the Kandarian Demon at the same time, but I'm glad Ash finally aknowledges the existence of the Kandarian Demon on-screen. That never happened before.
2- Ash briefly mentioned that time "in which the sunlight worked" (paraphrasing here). Well, so in the AvED timeline, sunlight freeing him from possession was just an accident (maybe because the Kandarian Demon tried to possess Ash and not a normal human being). Or maybe, thanks to Baal and his powers, Ash can remember previous iterations of the timeline of the Evil Dead Plastic Universe. So friggin' cool!
Anyway, bleak and dark episode, filled with frightening imaginery and a sense of deep desperation.
Ash looks and feels like an AGED version of the EVIL DEAD II Ash. Driven insane, scared, serious and desperate. All over again.
Almost at the end, when Ash was talking with Kelly/Amanda, he explicitly stated that:
1- There is ONE Kandarian Demon - THE Kandarian Demon - that "makes Deadites". Now, I don't know if Ash ever realized that Deadites are not truly single entities/demons and that they are ALL the Kandarian Demon at the same time, but I'm glad Ash finally aknowledges the existence of the Kandarian Demon on-screen. That never happened before.
2- Ash briefly mentioned that time "in which the sunlight worked" (paraphrasing here). Well, so in the AvED timeline, sunlight freeing him from possession was just an accident (maybe because the Kandarian Demon tried to possess Ash and not a normal human being). Or maybe, thanks to Baal and his powers, Ash can remember previous iterations of the timeline of the Evil Dead Plastic Universe. So friggin' cool!
Anyway, bleak and dark episode, filled with frightening imaginery and a sense of deep desperation.
Ash looks and feels like an AGED version of the EVIL DEAD II Ash. Driven insane, scared, serious and desperate. All over again.