Yeah esp the puppets were different at the end (should have been Ratchet's crying beneath the tree but when she screamed the puppets were blonde and with different background)

Ugh this scene was so sad 😭

Yep. If I'm not mistaken, I think the real story is actually Hansel and Gretel.

Wait, people didnt realize this? T I THOUGH IT WAS OBVIOUS

The puppet show is Hansel and Gretel

Tijuana wait really?

And Scream Queens

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I can. They’re all extremely campy.

Probably a good thing on those kids, but they did hear it.

@Demetria Dark But that puppet story actually did really happen. So that puppeteer knows about it.

@@ryanwitwickifaddegon4291 the puppeteer performed Hansel and Gretel a story about two siblings being abandoned by their parents. Mildred just imagined everything else because it reminded her of her past.

Yeah, I was wondered about that.

@@peter_pansexual6243 oh phew, cause I was wondering how on earth was any of this funny. But now that u explained this I feel relieved.

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Clever and eerie

She holds the same face lmao

Totally agree

It was absolutely terrifying. I cried, and almost hid behind the sofa lol. It was the most powerful and horrifying scene of the whole series. Apart from the ice pick lobotomy.

It's still creepy and I would have cried if my heart is not frozen stone

i think she got the hallucination bc it was on a puppet stage and it spiralled her into thinking of her childhood

I love how fun kid cartoon stands for witches burning body near ice creams & candy canes 🤣... Ah the usual Grim(m), pun intended, fairy tale tropes

Can a puppet show of Hansel & Gretel rlly be classifies as a cartoon?

@@misterminutes4504 She cried while screaming tho.

Omg wow when you put it like that it really makes sense

Omg yez! I said the same thing!😂😅

Yeah I had an inkling it was sex, now I know I was right

Yeah it really did I remember being shocked when she said it I was like um wtf

I was shocked because I thought they were blood brothers, but I was so naive

Also, when Ratched started yelling, they show the marionettes. I think they were Hansel and Gretel (don't know if you know the story), so it was obviously all in her head

@@andreadesantis2484 yeah noted. That reaction of hers sure made it clear to viewers about how she was relating her past, hidden trauma with the puppet act.

@@andreadesantis2484 lol Hansel and gretel sure has been read by children, worldwide. It isn't a foreign childhood story for me, at least.

It only shows how big idiots people are, if they don't understand simple things. I imagine these are the sams kind of people who don't get the right solution for 2+2×2

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It's fairly common practice to use dolls/puppets/toys to allow children to interact and process trauma - possibly most famously in the case of sexual abuse, where lack of understanding of sexual maturity means children likely don't even have the vocabulary to talk about their experience. It can also be a useful technique for adults dealing with childhood trauma later on, which is essentially what we see in this scene. Ratched would have read about these techniques and this scene shows how she uses her medical/psychiatric knowledge to confront and interact with challenges in her personal life. The "how dare you" outburst at the end shows how Ratched finally processes the abuse, accepts it for what it was and confronts it as a wrong. It's directed at her abusers - both the Foster parents who created the situation, and the audience who watched it for entertainment. Metaphysically, that also includes us, the viewer, who have become complicit through the act of watching. Not sure if that makes the scene any easier a watch but it is a testament to the writing in Ratched!

Gives new meaning to Grim fairy tale 😉

Right? People are so dumb.

It was so creepy

But also this scene was so sad

It fooled me for a while I’m impressed in the way how her childhood was told

Ikr?people are plain stupid

Honestly haven’t seen amazing acting like this since Jennifer Lawrence

such good words

LITERALLY! LMAO!

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Because it was funny.

@@daviddeida PTSD isn’t funny at all. I have it. It’s scary. I used to get nightmares from what happened to me.

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Same those assholes deserve it

I think they got off lightly considering just how disgusting and depraved the abuse they inflicted on their wards was..I would have liked to torture them for a couple of hours before killing them,but I'm aware that time was of the essence.

@@jenniferpower981 I agree

Same here

@@jenniferpower981 me too

Yees it was so uncomfortable to me, I thought i was the only one

I got it too, it's pretty good acting

I was too scared and creeped out by the end to have any embarrassment.....

You know it's good acting when the scene makes you curl up like a prune in your seat when you see it

omg yes I was so mortified I wanted to melt through the floor into hell

It triggered me so so bad, I have psychosis and I just bawled 🥺😢 I can’t even watch it again I just wanted to see what other people thought, breaks my heart seeing the child abuse 💔💔

yeah....very upsetting and hurtful!

I don't think the show was a real Ratched story. It was in her mind and some scenes brought up bad memories. why would anyone show kids that trash and evil?

Very, it made my stomach turn!

@@vikicalzascia4307 obviously

Its her imagination, the story was different. It was the series way to show us her past. I think it was a breathtaking idea by the director, u just dont understand the arte of cinematography. Its ment to make u sick to feel her pain

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That part 😥

I bet in usual presenting to kids fashion, they probably added a bunch of jokes or more humorous details, at most a child friendly version like the ones in picture books

The tales of the Grimm brothers were much more disturbing than what we were told

Well it is a folk tales & folk tales change over time because there were no books the time folktales were made.

@@griffinmcgonagle3272 have you watched the entire episode?

Honestly, I thought that story was weird and disgusting. But you can't blame little kids. The way they act is because of the way they are raised. Kids can't know what wrong and what's right.

Y’all really thought they were showing kids this....

I think the only thing he actually said was "brother and sister" I think the actual play is Hansel and Gretel

Which “Series of Unfortunate Events” are you referring to? The Jim Carey movie, the Musical series with Neil Patrick Harris and Patrick Warburton, or both?

@@michaelwilliamybarra2409 The movie was better than the tv series, it was wistful but both the film and the tv show lacked a real sense of danger. Both Olafs were too mild compared to how he was in the books which drove the point of the children trying to get away from him. Or maybe i was too young when i read them and when i grew up i'm looking for the same fear-inducing vibe in the books but with an adult standard.

@@michaelwilliamybarra2409 And the musical aspect of the tv series made it worse. It felt like a vehicle specifically written for Neil Patrick Harris just so he could get to do numbers.

@@tonita88 ok but at least the TV show actually had people of colour in it unlike the movie

@@emily-hl1kp That's unrelated to what i'm pointing out which is treatment and direction. But yeah my favorite was Uncle Monty played by Aasif Mandvi. He reminded me of The Life of Pi since that had a storyline about keeping exotic animals as well.

everyone realized it, that was the point of this scene lol the story about the blonde kids is hansel and gretel smhh

the fact that you said blonde kids makes me scared you don't even realize the parallel to Hansel and Gretel

Glad you’ve noticed, mate That was the whole point

@@solarprogeny6736 don't be so rude, they probably never heard of this story... Do you know all the fairy tales in the world?

@@gregorbaby4269 This is not any story though? It's Hansel and Gretel? One of the most influential fairytales? There are, quite obviously, some fairytales that are much more important for culture and widely known throughout the world, this being one of them. It's ridiculous to pretend it's just one fairytale among many when it is arguably one of the most famous ones. I'm not trying to be mean obviously, I'm just pointing out the person's lack of trivia knowledge and general culture.

That's what makes it so realistic

The children and Gwendolyn are not seeing what Mildred is seeing

Same

I loved it when Huck got murdered.

@@daviddeida why? 😭

Same here, I’m traumatised:(

Ikr the narrator’s facial expressions were utterly terrifying

@@nootnoot0118 I wouldn't want him in my dreams

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first thing i thought 😭

I don't see it as a prequel to one flew over the cuckoos nest. This is it's own story. Having a prequel going into the "trauma" of the villian changes the meaning of the book completely

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I went back to the timestamp and wooow that's a great catch.

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