This episode is easily the best episode of the series so far, especially considering the heights that the series had previously achieved, with its unsettling atmosphere, creepy imagery, odd sound effects, and stiff, unique animation that only early flash animation could achieve. This episode is the longest so far, and for good reason. Many people refuse to look past Salad Fingers' creepy persona and odd characterization, but all in all, Salad Fingers is a very sincere and sad character. Everything from his reaction to his New and Improved Hubert Cumberdale (The Real Boy) to his panic attack when he can't give his mother porridge to overcoming his glass brother is phenomenal. You would expect this episode to end when the real boy is taken away, but Salad Fingers is different this time. It has a happy ending. At least for now. Also, it's a unique artistic choice to have Salad Fingers' movements gradually grow more and more different than Glass Brothers' as the episode goes on, until they are almost two completely separate entities, mirroring Salad Fingers overcoming Glass Brother.
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Sad
mrdonleone8 November 2019
Go to hear what can we say it's supposed to be the worst episode you know the series what's the name even now glass brother is is a little bit original but stolen from all scary movies like the other ones but here it's just boring it's no longer the story about Salad fingers it's it was interesting in the past but now it's just the same thing of but it's not the same thing but because it's not the same thing in a bottle. Must be a sad because it's not the same thing it's because it's not the same thing it's the the thing which Mathis and it's it's really not good it's it's really boring it's disappointing it has nothing to do anymore with the attractiveness of the previous ones in this it must be one of the saddest part of all the parts you understand
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