
People wanting to know if Osiris can affect Horus' growth like he did Anubis' growth? I don't think he can, because he (Osiris) could only affect Anubis' growth because Anubis still has Osiris' Flower of Life inside of his body, which was introduced in chapter 19 (where we learn Osiris used that flower to send Anubis back to the world of the living, basically resurrecting him, after Anubis had committed suicide and ended up visiting him in Duat, as a child); this Flower of Life is also the medium through which Osiris was able to keep "possessing" Anubis (and briefly visit the world of the living) in season 1. But Horus doesn't have that inside him.

I mean, that chapter is why I'd been thinking of Nephthys as "mother of the year" all this time (because, she hadn't done anything to protect her son from the crazed Seth's constant physical and emotional abuse on him, at the time, hadn't even known her son had gone missing for a while, nor that it'd been because he had gone, offed himself, and DIED! ...And even after finding out about all that, she STILL wouldn't tell her son crap about the truth of what was really going on... or about what she suspected had caused his stunted growth... even when doing so would've restored his growth, saved him from his cursed arm, etc etc). Even though now we know it's because she was lobotomized by Osiris... This is why I ship her with "mental recovery" rather than with Seth...

Anyone ever heard of becoming a "night guardian" included in the "tips to help a loved one with sleepwalking disorder"?? I've seen people even recommend that you "lock doors and windows and hide the keys", and even "place an alarm or bell on the bedroom door and if necessary, on any windows" before losing one's one sleep to watch over a sleepwalker on a regular basis.

Lol, the author finally did go for "fictional doctor's bullshit logic". I already said a realistic doctor would not only give him med for his sleepwalking or sleeping pills to knock him out at night, but tell him to try locking his bedroom door at night, laying off the booze, and starting psychological therapy, etc, and basically anything else rather than directly tell him to "have someone watch over you". While a realistic doctor would certainly say it's better to have a roommate than live alone, they wouldn't do something so IDIOTIC as practically enforce sleep deprivation on a "watcher" third person, since that person would need to stay awake to "keep watch". Why do that when the doctor can just prescribe that the patient take sleeping pills, or any type of medication that can prevent sleepwalking, before that? Common sense tells you the other person needs their sleep too, and can't keep watching over you for nights on end, because depriving others from their rest isn't a real solution, and sleep deprivation can turn into a serious health and *mental* problem.

??? It literally shows the bottle of meds that the Doctor prescribed. She told him to lay off the drinking, too. And having someone “watch over you” doesn’t mean in the literal sense- it’s just someone in the house/near the bed to keep caution if Dan does wake up….it’s not an unbelievable thing to say??? I’m confused as to why you chose this very minor thing to nitpick

It is a minor thing ONLY if you think that making someone else shoulder that responsibility of watching over a sleepwalker during the night, on a regular basis, would not eventually cause problems for that person's own rest, or affect the quality of their own sleep. Particularly so when there ARE tons better solutions: I've taken the trouble of making even a shallow online research and behold, evenbasic sites with tips on "how to help a loved one with sleeping disorder" say the same thing. They only give you tips on what you do if you happen to see someone sleepwalking, but NEVER recommend that you become the sleepwalker's regukar watcher they recommend instead, that you "place an alarm or bell on the bedroom door and if necessary, on any windows", if you have to. Even parents of sleepwalking children are advised any other measures over "keeping an eye" on their sleeping children since they know parents needing to stay alert when they should be resting, and thus getting sleep-deprived in the long-run, only makes things fworse for the entire family. It's not a real solution.

I was so proud of her when she sat the eager giddy mistress in front of that insufferable old "witch-in-law". Talk about presenting that old witch with her right "opponent" and just desserts! Take a good look at the lil' mistress, old hag... cause heaven heard your prayers and sent you the daughter-in-law you "rightfully" *deserve* (yeah, that's karma for ya: cause THAT's *JUST* the kind of "daughter-in-law you actually *deserved*!) I hope the lil' mistress makes the old witch absolutely batshit crazy, hahaha. Little mistress girlie, you're not my fav, but I'm still counting on you to make that old witch go bald with distress!! (I don't exactly support "mistresses", but... even foolish bimbos who end up falling for the wrong, *taken*, guy... are preferable to scammer-like, abusive misogynistic hypocritical mothers-in-law. I hate thieves, abusive people, hypocrites, and misogynistic bullies... and she happens to be ALL of them put together!!)

About the mc and new guy's POVS: Hahaha I understand both the mc and the new guy so well. He feels triumphant to have intimidated that piece of trash enough to back off, while she hates being "in the spotlight" of gossip, so she can't help feeling a bit humiliated that her bro's friend (and someone she sort of respects) had ended up being privy to "what feels like the most embarrassing" moments in her life... I'm just like her in that respect but, we need to learn to let it be in situations like this, when it isn't our fault... So, girl, cheer up cause *you* got nothing to be ashamed of!!!
Boss daddy's angry, Emperor hubbie's coming, Lil kid-cutie turned into Big Bro-Massacre, Bro-in-law sneaking more "uninvited guests" into the party... ahaha, this gonna get good
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