For me, the very basic reason that I am so opposed to the idea of “funerals” is because I have lived a lifetime of funerals. They are something that I’ve just never gotten over. I have no trouble dying in the manner of a Christian funeral; I’m not going to let that be one of my reasons to be against “funerals”.
I could list a long list of reasons why I dont want to be buried alive, but I wont because I dont want to live. So I wont be buried alive. Death is something that I am very attached to and I am not going to let it pass me by.
I can understand not wanting to be buried alive, but I can find a reason to be opposed to funerals. Like I said, if I wanted to live I wouldnt be having a funeral. But I dont think I want to be buried alive. If I was going to die, I wouldnt be having a funeral. I dont care what people say, but I just dont want to be buried alive.
In the final episode of the season, steven had to face the possibility that he might have died a lot longer than was previously thought. That was his last wish before he was buried alive. Since then he’s been waiting to see what happens when he’s finally let out of the tomb.
Steven was a part of the eternally-alive group of Dreamers, a group that had been trapped inside the Dreaming for a long time. They had been in the Dream for so long, they were unaware they were Dreamers until Steven woke them from their sleep. But once they woke up they couldn’t remember anything about their past. And now, as we head into the final episode of season three, we can see that Steven is facing his final battle.
Its no secret that Steven’s character has been the most polarizing of the three Dreamers. He’s a man who seems to be living a lie, but he isnt the “bad guy.” As he says during season three’s first episode, “I’m a Dreamer. I’m not evil.” But he certainly looks evil, and has been known to use his powers for nefarious means.
In this episode, we learn a bit more about how Steven is feeling and what he is thinking. In season three we see that he is having some doubts about his powers, and that he is having a difficult time dealing with them. And for some reason, he is determined to push himself past the point of no return. His next plan is to take his powers and use them for good. He decides that he is no longer willing to lie and pretend that his powers are innocent.
The episode also introduces a new character, and a new power, who are both members of the Visionaries. They’re called “The Visionaries of the World,” or “The VSW.” This new group is a group of people who were all in on the original plan to take out the Visionaries, but they’ve all gone rogue and have taken on new roles.
This new power is the ability to change your appearance. He can now change his look, his face, his voice, and even his entire body. (You can see a picture of him on the Internet of a very different man.) He also doesn’t have the powers of the other members of the VSW yet, but he’s close.
This new power is one that would make it hard for the VSW to actually kill the Visionaries if the time-loopers ever find that theyve changed their appearance. But we can’t help but feel that if we could just stop the time-loopers from changing their appearance, we would have already. It’s just that if we can’t stop it, then none of us can do anything about it.
