Gunner

Gunner tackles heavy subjects like abuse but also includes humor that feels authentic. I'm curious how the tone was managed to keep it respectful yet engaging.

His flaws and traumas make him complex, but I found myself wanting him to find happiness. Was that just me, or did others see him as a kind of anti-hero?

The mix of dark themes and humor was unexpected but worked well. I wonder if that was a conscious choice to depict resilience through laughter.