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Hey brother!

Okay guys, one of the things that really stood out to me about in

Kanto because yes we're still talking about it. But hey to be fair there is a lot to

cover in this one. Anyway one of the things that really surprised me as I was watching in Kanto for the first time is that the character of

La Casita wasn't as prominent maybe as I expected it to be. Like it certainly makes itself known and

has some really adorable moments like when Mirabel doubts its party planning abilities.

But I was actually expecting kind of a forky situation from Toy Story 4.

Like how on earth are they going to get me to love a spork?

You're just like me. Trash!

And to me what it ultimately ended up feeling like is

La Casita was more a part of the setting

than actually one of the characters.

A clarification that you know doesn't typically need to be explained for a physical structure.

But beyond that, I was actually pretty confused about who or what Cassita is supposed to be if that's even the

correct way to phrase that. Like in a lot of ways in the simplest sense the

house just seemed like an extension of the miracle. Like we kind of see the origin story. Pedro makes his sacrifice in the river,

the candle starts to glow, and the house literally emerges from the candle. It was, you know,

in addition to the magical gifts themselves,

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